Mother Says Hanna Kirana Also Gave Direct and Dream Signs Before Passing Away, Here's the Story

Kapanlagi.com - It is known that the soap opera artist Hanna Kirana has passed away. Her body has now been buried in a cemetery not far from her residence in the Ciawi area, Bogor, West Java, Wednesday (3/11).

Of course, there are many memories left by Hanna Kirana during her lifetime. But it turns out that there was something else that happened before her hands turned blue and trembled due to her weakened condition.

This 18-year-old girl had gone out to play with her friends. However, it was opposed by her parents because the late Hanna had just finished shooting for three days in Puncak, Bogor, West Java.

"We were angry with Hanna, her father was. Her father was angry because he asked Hanna to rest. But she still went out to play. Because when she came back after shooting, Hanna complained of pain," said Erlina Oktarini, Hanna Kirana's mother when met after her daughter's funeral, in the Ciawi area, Bogor Regency, West Java, Wednesday (3/11).

1. Say the words 'Last Game'

Mother at Hanna's funeral ©KapanLagi.com/Muhammad Akrom Sukarya

However, Erlina said that Hanna had apologized and gave a message that turned out to be a sign of her death. But at that time, Erlina had no suspicion that what her child said was actually happening.

"Finally, the last thing she said to her father was, 'This is Hanna's last game, dad.' But now she's gone, I was shocked when I found out that the sign became a reality. I didn't suspect anything because she used to say things like that," she said.

After realizing that the message became the last message, Erlina was very sad and devastated because Hanna was still very young. In addition, another premonition of Hanna Kirana's death was acknowledged by her mother through a dream.

"Then before Hanna died, I had a dream that she was folding clothes, and I asked her in that dream, 'Where is Hanna going?', and she said, 'Hanna is going,' that's it. The next morning when she had a blue seizure, she hugged me, held my face, and said, 'be strong, mom,' that's it," she explained.

"When you are left by a beloved child, they say it's really tough, but what can we do, we have to be sincere. Because anything in this world will surely be taken away," she concluded.

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