One of my relatives, his daughter was born with polio, has been paralyzed in bed, from childhood to now has been more than 40 years old, all supported by the mother and family, feeding and drinking, pouring urine, getting up and turning over for decades as a day, mother and other family members never tired of disgust, such a situation, really touching.
The situation of the daughter and the situation of the family can be described as miserable, and the daughter cannot even speak, but from the look in her eyes, it can be seen that she understands the coldness of human feelings. But in the current medical conditions, it is impossible for her to be cured, that is to say, there is no hope of getting better, and in the average family, she may have given up on nurturing a long time ago, or she may have died a long time ago.
However, due to the efforts of her mother and her family, she actually lived to be more than 40 years old, which is the glory of maternal love and the power of family affection. Is there gratitude here, there must be: gratitude to the mother, gratitude to the family. But is there something to be thankful for my little daughter, at first I was skeptical, because she wasted too much of her family's energy and sometimes spent money on medicine to sustain her life. Now I think about it, through raising her, her family knows that she still has to be grateful for this society, so many years of stability. Are you right?