
After reading this article, i feel that many caregivers are not given enough help and attention as they should. the patients themselves are of course need to be taken care of, but the caregivers are often the ones who make the most sacrifices to help look after the patients. For the father of the first patient, not only did he try and offer his entire fortune to a nursing home in order to take care of his son, he was even willing to kill his son in order to "save" him from suffering any longer. I can imagine the horror and pain that was filling him when he was trying to kill his son. Many people say that they try and help patients by spending time with them, acting as company. But how about their family members? It is them who do the most and them who dedicate the most too.
handicap people have all sorts of different needs, and to take care of them is not an easy task. those people who are taking care of them have to sacrifice a lot, and even though they know that, they continue to take care of the handicap patients.
I think that even though it requires alot of effort to take care of the handicap patients, for the sake of morality we should take responsibility and do our part in taking care of the patients. Since taking care of handicap patients requires a lot of work, shouldn't we try to make their lives better by creating a better environment for them? Everyone deserves a chance to live their life to the fullest, even if you have to endure hardships to achieve that goal.