I have really seen a father who is hereditarily paralyzed, who has to give birth to a child, and he died in his forties, and now the mother lives alone with a semi-paralyzed son, which is really miserable. I see this

I have really seen a father who is hereditarily paralyzed, who has to give birth to a child, and he died in his forties, and now the mother lives alone with a semi-paralyzed son, which is really miserable.

I've seen something similar to this, and the male has a genetic disorder of Huntington's disease. The whole family secretly married the woman. After marriage, the man fell ill about forty years ago, and died after spending all the family's money to treat the disease. And that's not even the worst!

Worst of all, he had a son. His wife pulled her son up alone, and the hardships were not mentioned. It was so easy for my son to graduate from college (majoring in navigation), to prepare for work, and to see that his life was getting better, and his son was sick.

Huntington's disease is not curable. The mother could only watch her son, like her husband, become ill, deteriorate, and die after a few years.

This man, knowing that he has a malignant genetic disease that cannot be cured, still insists on getting married. Even if they don't have children, women who are cheated into marriage will still have at least half a life of happy life. After cheating on marriage, you must also give birth to a child with genetic diseases, which is a lack of great virtue!