Choking at the sight of U70's father for 22 years making a living to raise four children with heart disease and Down

In the late afternoon, Uncle Hai still drives a motorbike taxi every day to take care of his 4 children with heart disease and Down. Uncle Hai's touching story made many people feel sad.

On the tallest house in the old apartment building in Pham Viet Chanh, Ward 19, Binh Thanh, Ho Chi Minh City is the residence of a family of 7 members (both children and grandchildren) of Uncle Hoang Phu Hai (65 years old). This U70 man is a devoted husband and father who works hard to work as a motorbike taxi driver to take care of his wife and children.

After all these years of working with an old motorbike, almost every road near and far in Saigon has marked the footprints of this austere man. Few people know that behind that man is a small family with extremely complicated circumstances.

Uncle Hai was a law student who had just entered the school when the school dissolved. After that, he went to volunteer for a few years and then got married and had children. The man's life was thought to be smooth, but disaster began to strike when the first child of Uncle Hai and his wife was discovered to have a congenital heart disease. Hope is in turn sent by the couple to the next children.

But life seems to be pressing with no way back, a cruel fate that makes the subsequent children of Uncle Hai and his wife all have heart disease. Not to mention her uncle's youngest daughter also has Down syndrome.

Since then, that father's hope seemed to be extinguished, he encouraged himself to accept the real situation and try to raise his children.

Uncle Hai said thoughtfully: "If I give birth to unhappy children, but the couple still feel the burden of life and let go, the children will be very miserable. Parents must love each other, accept to overcome adversity. scenes to encourage children".

Trying to be strong is like that, but the man also has moments of weakness. "In the life of a husband and wife, it is not always as smooth as the water flowing down. There are times when the waves are big and small. It is the children who are the rope that binds the wife and husband together. All uncles and aunts think about it. responsibility to work together to overcome all difficulties".

Until now, Uncle Hai and his wife have been together for 42 years. Despite going through countless ups and downs, the husband and wife always choose to stand side by side, understand and support each other. As a parent, you have sacrificed a lot for your children.

After all, the children are still the driving force that makes Uncle Hai stick with the motorbike taxi business for so long. With him every day earning about 100,000 VND was very heartwarming. After a day of hard work, Uncle Hai slowly dragged his feet up a dozen stairs to the house - where his wife was waiting for rice and children.

Recently, the story of a father who sold all his possessions to find his lost daughter also made many people choke.

In March 1975, the whole family of Mr. Chau and Mrs. Ho Thi Mot from Kon Tum ran down to Nha Trang and Khanh Hoa to take refuge when the war came. When they left, the grandparents sent their two eldest sons to ask their relatives to take care of them, with only three small children, aged 1-5 years old.

Running to the Ba river, the bridge broke, Mr. Chau went down to the river to carry water, Mrs. Mot spread a mat for the 3 children to lie on, then got in the car to get clothes for her daughter, Nguyen Thi Thu Nga (then 3 years old) to change. But as soon as she turned around, Mrs. Mot panicked and couldn't see Nga anymore.

The bridge, the car carrying the group to Nha Trang. During 2-3 days here, grandparents searched for their children in refugee camps but could not find them. After that, Mr. Chau and Mrs. Mot returned to Kon Tum, continuing to search for his daughter without any results.

The couple sold all their assets in the house to get money to find their children, but where did little Nga go, the answer was left open. Missing his son too much, Mr. Chau was so sad that he was sick. He had to hide the only photo of Russia.

After searching for their children for many days without success, the grandparents encouraged each other to try to revive their spirits and do business to raise their children. Later, Mot gave birth to 6 more children.

Thanks to Mr. Chau's hand, his family's economy is also stable. Today, the grandparents' 10 children are all divided by their parents into a 5-meter-wide plot of land, consecutively on the road surface. Mr. Chau passed away without having time to fulfill his wish to find his lost daughter.

From the state of Iowa (USA), Ms. Hang Truc Thao, a lost son in 1975, wrote a letter to the program "As if there was never a separation" to register to find relatives, after being asked you introduce.

When writing a letter to the program "As if there was never a separation" to find a family, Thao did not expect too much because the information was too little. But she still rekindled, hoping that one day she could meet her loved ones again.

Mot's youngest daughter watched TV, saw Thao's story and her childhood photo and happily informed her family. Connected by the program, Ms. Thao and Mrs. Mot were sampled for DNA testing. As a result, Thao is the lost girl Thu Nga in the past.

In 2020, after 43 years of separation, Thao was able to return to her hometown, to her mother and siblings, to light incense on the ancestral altar, for her deceased father.

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