社会｜2歳で脳腫瘍、息子の闘病生活 / Society | My Son’s Battle with a Brain Tumor at Age 2

Summary

My 2-year-old son has been repeatedly vomiting and was diagnosed with a brain tumor at the hospital. The doctor informed us that “he may become bedridden,” and our family is hoping for his recovery as he undergoes numerous surgeries and treatments. This illness is incredibly challenging for a young child, and it’s a crucial time when the support of family is essential.

Dialogue

This dialogue is fictional and based on the article.

Chako: Hey, I heard that Reo-kun has a brain tumor at just 2 years old! That must be really tough.
Log: It really is. Situations like that are incredibly challenging. When a child is sick, it affects the whole family.
Chako: I heard the doctors said “there’s a possibility he could be bedridden.” What does that mean?
Navi: Brain tumors can be difficult to treat, and especially in young children, the symptoms can progress more rapidly. That’s why doctors tend to be very cautious in their assessments.
Log: I see, that makes sense. The key is how much the family can support each other.
Chako: I really hope he gets better soon!

Admin’s Note

This article focuses on a young child’s battle with a brain tumor, and it is truly heart-wrenching. In particular, the words of the doctors resonate deeply, reminding us just how vital family bonds and support are during such difficult times. As Chako mentioned, I hope Leo gets better soon. I wish for his treatment journey to be made a little easier with the support of those around him.