During the winter vacation, my family went back to my grandmother's house for the New Year. Because grandma is in poor health, she has Parkinson's syndrome. Every time she comes to our house, she takes bottles of medicine with her and eats wherever she goes. You know, this kind of mental illness is often more difficult to treat and more torturous than physical illness. Grandpa also studied psychology many times and acted as an expert to enlighten grandma, but it didn't work at all.
The Spring Festival arrived as scheduled, and the room was beaming. I played with my sister, while my grandmother sat quietly on the sofa. Adults talk about their work while eating; Mom's company should evaluate professional titles, uncle's hospital should be divided into departments, and aunt's institution should vote for candidates. Probably, it is the "fame and fortune" in the eyes of our children. While lying down, I was also thinking about my classmates. My sister argued about where I won the final exam. Let's compete with her. Looking at the silent grandmother, I felt a little confused. What does grandma think at the happiest moment of the year? I only heard her say slowly, "Hey, what you said is nothing. Health is the most important thing in life. Once a person is sick, he will take care of nothing but health. "
Grandma's profound and philosophical words deeply touched me. For an unhealthy person like her, this must be her heartfelt words. What can a person who can't even guarantee basic healthy beans get for a better life?
No matter in ancient times when people were miserable or in today's fierce competition, few people always put health first. Do we have to wait until we lose money to pursue health? Never. People should correctly understand the value of health and cherish it forever. As my grandmother said: the most important thing for people is health.