Lou Sinuan has understood a truth since she was a child: everything in the house does not belong to her, but to her sister. Without her sister, they wouldn't have given birth to her at all. They only needed one pill and no extra packaging box.
In countless sleepless nights, she was waiting for the sun to rise, waiting for that ray of sunlight to illuminate her cold body.
After all, I was not the child my parents expected to be born. I was born with a mission.
When my sister was five years old, she was diagnosed with leukemia, which is blood cancer. Chemotherapy had no effect after several months. I wanted to have a bone marrow transplant, but I couldn't find a suitable one.
At this time, someone suggested to them: They are young now and can have a child. This way there are suitable hematopoietic stem cells. So, they were forced to give birth to me.
Fortunately, modern medicine has advanced rapidly, and there is no need to extract bone marrow from the human body for treatment like in TV series. Hematopoietic stem cells can be extracted directly from the umbilical cord.
Therefore, as an extra medicine box, the words I heard most since I was a child are: Your sister is not in good health, you have to let your sister, you have to take care of her. She is not in good health, but you are in good health, so everything in the house belongs to your sister. What about you? You have to rely on yourself. If you don't work hard now, we won't care if you pick up garbage or sell it when you grow up.
Purpose: Pay attention to depression