We're making new content over at O plus by OGS, and they shared a similar story of a child with rare disease. Watch here: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-ZzqC4XAQI-k.html
I have an autoimmune disorder called ITP. I have not really talked to my parents about how they have coped with me and my twin sister's rare ,chronic illness. I feel much more grateful to them after watching this❤️
Asfa's father is a true gentleman, facing a stillbirth, miscarriage and a chronic illness in the family and still being so positive,polite and optimistic is not everyone's cup of tea. Such an amazing person and father.
I like the malay woman, she's so strong and kind. It's almost as it there's nothing wrong. I think those who can remain unaffected and remain strong in adversity, have hope and carry on living life to the fullest are the best examples of humans.
damn i was really in my feels and on the verge of tears but that cracked me up HAHAH. these parents and children are going through smth we can’t possibly imagine and they’re so strong!! i wish that they will all overcome this asap and become healthy🥺🥺🥺
Ms. Julianna (Probably Mrs now) used to teach in my secondary school and I remember her as a strict but compassionate teacher. Happy to see her again in this video and wish her and her son all the best in life. You're a strong woman, cher!
I suddenly think of this : I wish one day world will take mental illness as serious as critical illness. because everyday we found more and more story where people die because of mental illness
I cried when watching this video. It really touched my heart how pure and how strong the love and bond between the family is. I personally hate the idea of raising my own children and having to commit to having a family, mostly because I know of my own limitations and have fears about raising my own children. However, this video reminded me of how precious and strong love can be. This video reminded me of reasons to live and press on despite all the pain (not necessarily physically) that I am going through currently. May everyone who reads this comment or watch this video be blessed as well :)
Thank you so much for this series OCS, for not shunning reality that exists in Singapore. Hope you can receive more views and through your videos, build more empathy in our society.
Faiz wants to be a doctor so that he can treat cancer patients and if they say he doesn't know how they feel then he'll say he do,because he suffered from cancer too😢😭
it's really so nice to see that all these families are so open and willing to share about what must have been tough, and maybe the darkest times of their lives. After a storm comes a rainbow and i'm really glad that they managed to get through this and are able to speak of all this with a smile. I respect all of them so much, thank you for sharing! To all the families battling illnesses out there, i wish that things will get better soon... praying for health and happiness to all of you!
I'm questioning the thumbnail... Like really put of all the possible thumbnails that you can choose, you chose one where the girl looks crazy with her eyes rolled back? Seems counterintuitive if you're trying to destigmatize having children with critical illnesses.
My heart goes out to all the kids and parent goin through this. It hurts me seeing this but not as much as it hurts them. It’s not easy but let’s keep fighting💪🏻
aksfjsdlkf that story that the girl told at 16:36 about her mom promising to get water for her if she was woken up but throwing a tantrum when she actually did SENT me.. reminds me of my own dynamic with my mom 😂 anw hope everyone in this video is still coping well and happy ❤️
Thank you for making this series. Each episode never fails to humble me to appreciate all the little things in life that we constantly take for granted.
As a survivor since 20, it was tough for me to handle in the past as a young adult in the past. Knowing the kids have to be drip and needles etc, it is even tougher for them. But I believe this gives them increase faith and empathy to people around them ,m too.
This is so so so so heart-breaking and heart-warming to watch at the same time. I pray to God for all these sweet young kids to be able to grow up healthily and be happy forever and ever.
Most authentic and heart wrenching video you can ever find. The videos from this channel is really too good to be true. #underrated #thankyouforeverthing
As an adult that survived a childhood like this, this is so painful to watch. The part the parents don’t know is that the children see the emotions the parents feel, even when they try to hide it, and we blame ourselves. Just like that little boy, I apologized to my mom when I had accidents/vomited too, but I felt that guilt by just existing, not only in those brutal moments. It wasn’t until my adulthood that I started to process all of these things because they led to my current mental illnesses. So. If your a parent, please talk to your children about that (preferably with a trained counsellor who can guide the conversation to leave the fewest scars!) 🤍 Not talking about something makes it feel shameful. For a child, time passes more slowly so they absorb everything.
my sincerest doa to Allah swt....to these kids and others who r confronted by critical illnesses....that they r being blessed with speedy recovery....Insyallah...Ameen2!!!
I had 2 miscarriages too, my 1st and 3rd, my son (2nd pregnancy) is now 11th years old, to me, he is my everything, I cannot imagine my life without him. To all parents, please stay strong for your child. Dear kids, please stay strong for your parents too. Love you all.
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Hello, I personally like this channel, and if you mind, could you please make the subtitle a little bit bigger and clearer colour text, so it could be much easier to be read, it's just my personal opinion. Thank you for considering 🙏
I have a close cousin with a degenerative sight disease. One day he will go completely blind and even now he said his sight is like constantly looking through a keyhole. Initially, his mother did not take his diagnosis kindly for a good portion of his life and he said something once that hurt me in a way I didn't know I could hurt. While his mother was fussing over him he got fed up and said, "Could you, for once, treat me like I'm not sick?" I don't know, that question hurt me and made me emphasise with him more than before, when I just helped him pretend he could still see. I hope these parents know that they are doing great and they're doing enough. They might sometimes think they're not but I hope they know that they are.
This is why life is precious and we have to treasure all the time we have with everyone around us not just pointing towards these children but also to everyone as you will never know what will happen
I have atrial septal defects, pulmonary hypertension, and anxiety issue and overthinking. Really up and down feeling every day. This really help me to keep positive. Thank you. And yes at this circumstances we become realize how death can approach us really easily, so we will appreciate life more with do something more meaningful.
@grandfather story: You guys are really the real deal here... keeping things real and letting us know that there is always kindness and hope in this world with your down-to-earth interviews and videos.
Hi Grandfather Story, is there a way we can connect to the parents of this video? Looking for support group for my relative who also just got to know child has critical illness. Thank you so much.
I don't feel like I deserve this life. I have a healthy and able body but if I could in any way give it to any of them so that they could live happily, I definitely would.
That Malay lady she’s so strong that I’m here just listening to her talking makes me cry she’s strong really strong lady.. her son inherited her strong spirit...u guys a fighters
My 2nd time watching this video Ya the malay lady speaks well n so does her son. Wish every kid all well n growing up healthy n fully recovered or at least in remission
These videos are very interesting and moving, but I have to play them with the sound off because the background music is so intrusive, repetitious and irritating. It actually detracts from what the people are saying, which is a shame.
I appreciate that all parents shown are different personalities with diff ways of coping and managing. One is able to hide emotions, another is emotionally tender. What is common is the love for their child to see the child through the treatment, help him or her to be resilient. That’s so precious and encourages me v much. Thank you for being willing to share with us what you’ve gone through.
