Having read books makes a difference. It seems like in her family, her father was rather indifferent to her issues while her mother was more anxious. It's not that her family's situation is unique. In most families, men's reactions are different from women's, appearing more steady. This aligns with the views of the Obstetrics Father.
"Second in importance is the sense of loneliness."
Family members also experience loneliness, which may be surprising to some. Family members of the patient are not sick themselves, so how can they feel lonely?
"Family members accompany the patient and need to support the patient themselves. However, if no one supports the family members, they are essentially fighting alone in society," Li Yaxi said. She then thought of her mother, who used to avoid the reality of her being hospitalized and didn't come to the hospital to accompany her, possibly for this reason, along with the third characteristic of family members' psychology: fear.
