A husband with kidney failure cries for his wife with cerebral palsy while receiving intravenous fluids on the way home

Recently, people in the provinces have returned to their hometowns to avoid the epidemic as soon as the government has issued regulations to ease the distance. In order not to leave anyone behind, many sponsors and benefactors are still standing at the stops to distribute gifts, food and cash for people to fill up.

This beautiful act has helped the repatriated relatives in the situation of economic distress to continue their journey. Each person has a unique situation, with tragic and heartbreaking stories. As was the case with one man recently. In the middle of the way back to his hometown, he had to give a makeshift IV on the roadside. In the clip, the 43-year-old man is sitting right on the side of the road under the bridge at Ba Lang junction, Binh Chanh district, Ho Chi Minh City, next to an infusion tube placed on a high pole. Seeing the special situation, the sponsor came to inquire. It is known that the man suffered from end-stage renal failure 3 years ago and had to change fluids 4 times a day. Every now and then, even if he's busy, he has to prioritize this important thing.

During the conversation, the man also shared about his family situation. Uncle said, from Can Tho to Ho Chi Minh City to work as a hired worker. About 7.8 million per month. However, the cost of medicine has lost more than 4 million dong. Recently, the local government provided medical insurance for medical treatment, so he took advantage of it. And yet, the strong merchant asked: "Is your family poor? The man answered and laughed: "Where is the poor, stay at home with the younger brother." Unconsciously when asked about his wife and children, the man He suddenly lowered his voice and burst into tears.As he talked about each tear rolling down his cheek, he said: "During the birth of the third child with complications, the baby died and his wife with cerebral palsy was paralyzed in one place a few days ago. 12, 13 years".

Currently, his wife is being cared for by her biological mother at home. Having 3 children, he lost 1, even though he was ill, he still had to work to earn money to pay for medicine and feed the children. During the past 3 months of the epidemic, he was also unemployed. Recently, the company called to return to work. In particular, during the infusion, the man also took advantage of waiting for someone to walk back to his hometown to hitchhike. After about 30 minutes, a young man was tested and sent to accompany him to continue his repatriation journey. Despite difficulties and illnesses, this man's heart to help anyone has made everyone extremely touched and admired.

Not long ago, the online community was moved by the story of a man carrying his wife's ashes back home, asking for vegetarian food in the middle of the road. Specifically, Mr. Vo Van Tuoi (37 years old) asked for vegetarian rice from a group of volunteers and sat down on the roadside. A bowl was placed on top of his wife's ashes, while he sat next to him, wearily chewing cold rice grains in tears.

The conversation is as follows: "Brother, do you have vegetarian rice? You are eating salty food, why are you asking for vegetarian rice? Yes, vegetarian rice for me to offer to my wife. My wife is in the box, brother." . After saying that sentence to the volunteer group, my eyes watered and then burst into tears like rain. Just think that, on this repatriation journey, his wife will sit behind him, hug him tightly, laugh and talk about unfinished dreams in the future ahead. But those will forever be images only in memory. His way home today is cold, his wife is now just lying quietly in the ashes tied behind the motorbike trunk...

Suppressing tears, he took the photo of his wife out of his backpack. Ms. Nguyen Thi Bich Phuong (36 years old) has been infected with SARS-CoV-2 virus since the beginning of September. The day he heard the news of his wife's illness, Mr. Tuoi's heart was like a fire. Every day he called to visit and encourage his wife to try to get well soon and return to the family. But the miracle did not happen. After 16 days of treatment, his wife took her last breath. Mr. Tuoi first worked as a plumber, then moved to work as a worker. And his wife built a shack in the countryside every day, selling sugar cane juice. The meager salary was not enough to feed the whole family of 4, so he and his wife had to let their 2 children drop out of school. The 16-year-old elder lives in the same house in the city, only at the house to help with food and water. As for the 13-year-old child, she sent it back to her grandmother to take care of. Looking at his children at the age of eating, suffering from the pain of losing their mother, Mr. Tuoi suffered immensely.

Mr. Tuoi choked: "I brought the jar of my wife's ashes home for burial, leaving my eldest grandchild to stay in the neighborhood and ask the neighbors to come and help me. The two children were also good, eager to learn, but the family did not have enough to worry about, now without their mother alone I am alone. know how to live." After 2 days of traveling from Binh Duong to Hau Giang, Mr. Tuoi is currently in an isolation area. The journey was nearly 300km, he carried a few hundred silver in his pocket with 2 bottles of mineral water. Driving for a day, the man's arm was tired. Going through Can Tho province, he met a group of volunteers who supported porridge, food and drinks. Mr. Pham Do Minh Trung, the group's representative, also sent him some extra money to support his wife's post-mortem. Mr. Tuoi received the love lunch box and sat down on the sidewalk to eat. He also did not forget to ask for more benefactors a vegetarian lunch box for his wife.

Mr. Tuoi lamented: "I made offerings to her in the morning, but there was nothing in the evening. I was too hungry so I didn't eat. Luckily, there were some kind brothers to help. Next time I'm done burying her, I'll come back. Binh Duong goes to work as a worker and takes care of two children. But staying in the countryside doesn't make any money."

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