"Don't Send" is a touching short story written by a lady from Los Angeles. It tells the story of the deep and selfless love between an autistic child and his mother. The story begins with the birth of a cute boy, Tiansong. However, when Busang is diagnosed with autism, the family's life trajectory changes dramatically. The non-sending parents had huge differences on the issue of whether to send their children to special institutions to be raised, and eventually divorced, leaving the non-sending mother to shoulder the burden of raising the child alone.
Her mother's love for Fusang was selfless and tenacious. Not only did she take good care of Fusang's daily life, she also worked hard to discover Fusang's talent in painting and sent him to a special school for professional training. In the scene of the seaside horror, Bu Su was accidentally lost. The mother persisted in searching in despair, and finally the mother and son were reunited. However, the mother fell ill due to overwork and unfortunately passed away.
The second half of the story focuses on Fusang's life after his mother's death. He found a job in a cemetery, cutting grass and cleaning up garbage for a living. In his work, Busuang showed awe for life and respect for the deceased. He used his own way to soothe the soul of every bereaved family member. At the same time, he established a deep friendship with a blind woman who often came to the cemetery to mourn her son, and became a comfort to each other's souls.
"Not Sending" depicts the hardships and hopes of autistic children and their families with delicate brushstrokes, showing the greatness and selflessness of maternal love. The story is emotionally sincere, the plot is gripping and thought-provoking. It is not only a concern and call for the autistic community, but also a celebration of the beauty and resilience of human nature.
Purpose: Pay attention to autistic children and vulnerable groups