Don't underestimate your life

Everyone has a unique life that belongs to them. Some people live happily and beautifully, and some people have difficulties in living and suffering. The cognition of people in different lives is different.

In the face of dialysis, we obviously belong to the latter kind of people, so we often envy the lives of those who are glamorous and bright, and hope to live happily like them.

Until one day I chatted with my parents, my brother and sister have already worked home to work. Only when I am alone with my parents, I asked my parents, I said that your children can earn money to support themselves, that is, I have to pour flowers. Is your money particularly useless?

My mother immediately refuted me when I heard my words. My mother said that every day you live is making money for us.

But when I don't have a job, I am making money. I also want to find a job, but no one dares to use someone like us.

Mom smiled and said that watching you live, we will be happy, work more powerful, and you are not doing nothing, you take care of your home logistics, we only focus on doing things outside, at home. You don't have to worry about it.

I still shake my head. I think I have done very little. I feel that if I have the opportunity to work, I really want to work hard, but the reality is so cruel, I can only do some relaxing things at home.

My mother seems to be a bit low. I say that children should not look down on their own lives. There is a lot of work in this family. No one can replace your position. Every day you bring us happiness and peace of mind.

Everyone will encounter all kinds of sufferings. If you are sick now, you should raise your body well. Don't think too much. As long as you are happy, no matter what kind of life is good, the predicament will get better and better. Finally, mom is like this. Consolation.

I think that my mother’s words are largely encouraging and comforting words, but my mother’s words don’t despise my life, but I’ve written down deeply. I will work hard to live up to my mother’s face. Sincere care and concern.