Meng Peijie, how does he take care of her mother?

Meng Peijie buys food and cooks after school every day, washes and combs Liu Fangying's hair, changes diapers, and applies three kinds of bedsore ointments all over her body ...

First, she gets up at 6 o'clock every morning, helps me dress, brush my teeth, wash my face, change diapers, feed breakfast, and then trotts off to school; After school at noon, go home to cook and feed, scrub my body, exercise my bones and muscles, apply medicine and massage, wash and change clothes, pour excrement and urine, change sheets and bedding, and then go to class in a hurry; After school, I hurried home to cook dinner, do housework and serve me to sleep. After 9 o'clock every time she cleans up, then she stops to do her homework.

2. Taking care of the foster mother's daily life is the most time-consuming "compulsory course" in Meng Peijie. Liu Fangying was incontinent after paralysis. In order to avoid soiling the sheets and bedding as much as possible, Meng Peijie spread plastic sheets on the mattress and put sheets on the plastic sheets. Even so, washing diapers, clothes and sheets is still her "homework" every day.

Third, another "homework" that must be done is to help foster mothers do rehabilitation training. Last year, after hearing the touching story of Meng Peijie, a hospital in Linfen admitted Liu Fangying to the hospital for free treatment. In order to cooperate with hospital treatment, Meng Peijie helps her foster mother do 2 sit-ups, pull her legs 24 times and pinch her legs for 3 minutes every day ... When her foster mother who has been paralyzed in bed for years has difficulty defecating, Meng Peijie helps her dig it out with her fingers.

Fourth, optimism infects the foster mother, so that the foster mother can find the courage to live. In the first few years of paralysis, the foster mother was in a bad mood and often lost her temper, but she never argued with her foster mother, but told her stories with a smile. She also bought a joke book to read to her foster mother, and often made faces and made a fool of herself to amuse me. No matter how hard and tired she is, she never shed a tear in front of her foster mother, and she always looks happy with the sunshine. She also often encourages her foster mother, "Don't be afraid, mom, I'm here. As long as the spirit doesn't decline, there are always more ways than difficulties."