When a person's elders know that they are terminally ill and want to give up treatment, how can they persist?

The old man wants to give up treatment, but he is worried that it will drag down the children and cause great economic pressure to them. As long as we solve this problem and give them enough encouragement and support in spirit, I believe the elders will actively cooperate with the treatment.

Parents love their children, so they have far-reaching influence. When the elders at home know that they are terminally ill, it is easy to give themselves great mental pressure. They feel that their soldiers are like a bottomless pit, no matter how much money they spend, they can't fill it in, which has caused great economic pressure on their children. It doesn't matter if you die. If you drag the child into the water, it is really troublesome, so I want to give up treatment.

At this time, we should find the crux of the problem. We should make our elders realize that they are much more important than money in our hearts. Without money, we can make more money, and without people, there is nothing. We hope they really realize that we have the ability to treat them and we are willing to treat them. If they don't continue treatment to save money, if they really die, we will never feel at ease. Even if we have more money, we will not be happy. Family ties are priceless.

At the same time, we should give them a psychological construction. With the continuous development of science and technology, everything is possible. Maybe the disease is still urgent today, but it doesn't mean that it will be terminal tomorrow. Medicine is constantly improving, and one problem after another is broken. As long as they don't give up on themselves, we won't give up on them, and neither will the doctors. I believe that if we do this, the elders at home will appreciate our good intentions and they will stick to it with us.