My father has been ill for over three years, and his illness has taken its toll (伤害) on my family’s emotional well-being. His troubles began when he had his first heart attack and was hospitalized for nearly a month. My emotions were running wild at that time, but I managed to deal with all the stress and pressure.
After my dad returned home from the hospital, his health didn’t really improve; instead, he seemed to get sicker. He could no longer do the things he was used to doing. Doctors ran additional tests on him, which made him extremely weak and tired. It was around this time that I was feeling a bit rebellious (叛逆的). I moved out of the house thinking that would reduce the stress on my mom and dad. The effect was quite the opposite. I realized they needed me more than any other time in their lives, so I returned home after a short period away. It was hard, but I knew what had to be done. I was just having such a difficult time seeing my father go through so much pain that it broke my heart.
As time went on, he continued to develop more complications (并发症) and even fell, hitting his head. He was okay, but my mother and I worried even more, which made my father become more troubled than he already was. He wasn’t angry at us for being so worried; instead, he was annoyed that he was creating so much pressure in our lives and he was so sorry for that.
Just recently he had another heart attack. He left the hospital shortly after that. It felt like the doctors stopped trying to save him, saying there wasn’t anything more they could do. He was in and out of the hospital a few more times for tests.
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I could no longer hold it in anymore.
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Marty Fielding began to suffer from a muscle disease when he was 10, that sometimes made him clumsy and drop things or bump into furniture. The doctors don’t know exact what is wrong with him, so they don’t know how to make him better. But he has to learn adapt to his disability. When some people cannot accept him for who he is, he doesn’t get annoying. He just ignores them. All in to all, he has a good life. He doesn’t have time to sit around feeling sorry to himself. In many way his disability has helped him grow strong psychologically and become more independent. He has to work hard to live an normal life. From him, we know we shouldn’t feel sorry for the disable or make fun of them and that we shouldn’t ignore them either.
