After deliberation, the patient's daughter and son-in-law agreed to the surgery.
However, the patient refused the surgery, insisting on going home, and started arguing with his daughter in the ward, throwing his stainless steel water cup on the floor.
Although the daughter occasionally lost her temper, this only happened rarely. The bottled-up negative emotions needed an outlet.
The complaints she made were merely emotional venting. The couple cared for five elderly family members, and the pressure was immense, leaving them hardly able to catch their breath.
Regardless, she looked after her father immaculately, shaving him every day, cleaning him, washing his hair every few days. The hospital food was not very good, so she made time to go home to cook meals, bringing them to the hospital in a thermal lunch box for her father.
The daughter is like a little cotton-padded jacket, showing her best during these times.
