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Recently, Cai Lei, the former vice president of Jingdong Group, frankly disclosed that his body had entered the advanced stage of ALS, however, this did not defeat him. On the contrary, with amazing perseverance and fighting spirit, he insisted on working up to 16 hours a day, even on weekends and holidays.
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If he were gone in the end, how desperate would be so many ALS patients
Cai Lei's bravery and persistence have given strength and hope to many ALS patients. Cai Lei is not only an iconic figure in the fight against ALS, but also a beacon in the hearts of many patients. His presence symbolizes hope and strength. If he leaves, those faint rays of hope may dim
Does ALS have anything to do with staying up late?
ALS is a complex neurological disease, and although staying up late for a long time may have adverse effects on physical health, there is no direct evidence that staying up late can cause ALS. However, for the sake of good health, we should still maintain a good routine and avoid the potential risks of staying up late.
Cai Lei is the first person in China to personally fund to overcome ALS, you are a hero
Mr. Cai Lei personally funded and supported the research of ALS, and this selflessness and great love are touching. He is not only the hope of ALS sufferers, but also a hero in our society.
I feel that for Cai Lei now, living is more important than making money
Mr. Cai Lei is obviously not short of wealth, and the most important thing for him now is to take care of his body and enjoy every moment of his life. We sincerely wish him the best of luck in overcoming his illness and continuing to live life to the fullest.
Why is it that 95 percent of ALS people have a lot of money at home? Can anyone explain that? Poor people rarely get this disease?
ALS is not specific to a particular economic class, but the high cost of treatment and maintenance may be one reason for the high proportion of families with better economic conditions among people with ALS. However, this does not mean that the poor will not suffer from the disease, but it may be more difficult to afford treatment because of financial pressures.