In the end, the old father died. Before he died, he still felt so hopeful and happy that his three daughters were by his side. He tried his best to listen to the conversation of the three of them, and silently came up with the answer. And the three daughters are so selfish, the old man passed away, I don't know if they have so little regret and self-blame, and they didn't talk properly beside him. Even the gibberish uttered by Alzheimer's is so lonely, no one listens, and when I see a daughter, I can't wait to say it all.
I can't forget the scenes of the heroine's father's love when she was young, and her innocence when she was old.
Because my grandfather also suffered from this kind of dementia, he could not take care of himself for 7 or 8 years, and it was entirely up to my parents to take care of him. He just passed away this year, and my uncles outside were not so concerned. A series of contradictions have personal experience. I really can't bear to see such an old man's lonely eyes, sitting all day silently reminiscing about his children's childhood, thinking about chanting names, but people are never in front of him. Hearing is even worse. Is it still useful to make a phone call? The only thing that works is the arrival of the children. Do your best to make the spiritual world of the elderly less lonely and lonely. Although the parents' love children will not last forever, but in front of the old father, can you not think about yourself so much, and think more about how they spend their day? !
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