This is a book about reverence for life.
This is a long autobiographical novel based on true events, written by the mother of a child with cerebral palsy, who is also the author herself.
The book mainly records the relentless efforts made by "the Madwoman," the heroine, for her own child, who has cerebral palsy. Following the three generations of unusual experiences shared by the child, the Madwoman, and the Madwoman's mother, it recounts eight years of the heroine's real-life efforts to support her child's rehabilitation and development, as well as the stories of some of the other children with special needs she encountered. It is a work steeped in the Madwoman's blood and tears.
The novel is divided into two parts:
The first part describes how the child became ill and the heroine's unusual family background.
The second part recounts the heroine's struggle to balance her career with caring for a child with cerebral palsy, and the many heartbreaking, little-known sacrifices she makes as she compromises with life. Was it all worth it?
The heroine's tearful journey toward healing and redemption is profoundly moving and deeply affecting.
Her unwavering determination to never give up as she watches a fragile life teeter on the brink of death time and time again is food for thought...
Should she let go, or hold on? Should she give up? Should she keep persevering?
There are so many ordinary people in this world who refuse to heed the advice of all the well-meaning people around them, and are so "stubbornly obsessed" that others mock them as "foolishly noble." Their perseverance is heartbreaking.
Whether you are dealing with life in general or your career, this is a book worth reading. Perhaps it will offer you some inspiration.
This work is dedicated to everyone who perseveres for life, for dreams, and for love.
Theme: This book pays tribute to the steadfast guardians of all children with special needs living in this world: children with cerebral palsy, autism, hearing and speech impairments, Down syndrome, and more. The heroine speaks up for children with special needs and for all the resilient mothers in the world: Life must persevere! Love must live on!
How is it now? Come on, work hard to live towards the sun! As long as you feel it is right and not harmful to nature, then continue to stick to it!
Sending you a hug, I hope you have more happy moments in your life. ?
The writing is very sincere. I suggest you divide the large paragraphs into small paragraphs so that it is not tiring to read?
It's very literary. I feel it's a pity to write it here. The author needs to be strong.
Damn, I heard that Douban Reading can support this kind of more orthodox literature, which may be much better. Go try that website. Hug you.
Come on(???_??)?
People who have not experienced it will not understand this kind of despair. Maybe this is fate.
Oh, it's really uncomfortable.
Madam, do you want to give it a try and submit an article?
Students from the Chinese Department clicked in when they saw the title of the book, and felt very sad after seeing the copy. Come on big