Ten years, ten chronic diseases, a family's life and death relay.
Lin Wan, the disease control daughter, uses her professional knowledge to try to "control" every illness her father has - hypertension, coronary heart disease, COPD, fractures, cognitive decline, pulmonary nodules, and depression. But my father built a high wall with "I'm fine". The more he carried it, the more he made mistakes, and the more he made mistakes, the more afraid he became. The smile on the left side of my mother's face that was frozen due to cerebral infarction was a wound that the family did not dare to touch.
Su Qing said: "What your dad is hiding is not his illness, but his love. But love cannot save lives. Love must become 'speaking out' to save lives."
This is not a popular medical science, but a true story of an ordinary family learning how to love and face illness and aging through ten years of fear, quarrels, concealment and embrace. With each chapter you turn, you're learning a life-saving piece of knowledge—and you're also learning how to say that sentence to your family: "I'm here."
