Two months ago, my mother spoke harshly to me, saying that I could not see well and could see flickering lights.
He had good eyesight, and he didn’t wear a magnifying glass even though he was 80 years old. My mother and I were both shocked and terrified to hear that our retinas could be torn and delay in time could lead to blindness.
Anyway, I had to have surgery, so I had surgery the very next day. The operation was performed under local anesthesia for about two hours, but the problem persisted after that. After the surgery, I had to lie on my stomach for more than two weeks, which made it even more difficult for my mother. It was even more difficult for a young person because his posture was difficult to bear.
After two difficult weeks, I went to the hospital. Hearing this, we felt even more distressed and frightened, so we just returned home.
When I shared this news with my family and members of the Church, everyone was very worried. One family member came to visit us several times, recommended a revision surgery, and gave us courage.
has given you In addition, many members and family members gave me so much support and comfort.
With the support of the members, on the day of reoperation, Mother prayed and went into the operating room. The operation was successful, and after two weeks of recovery, the test results were perfect.
I was truly grateful to the members for their comfort and love, and it gave me great strength and comfort.
I am even more grateful to Father and Mother for being loved by the members’ prayers and support.
The words of a mother’s love give us great strength and courage.