📺 In sickness and in health, remember me

For nearly two decades, retired pastor Alvin Ngo (65) has devoted himself entirely to caring for his wife, Wai Leng (68). When she received her Alzheimer's diagnosis at just 52, neither could have imagined the journey ahead.

Today, the disease has progressed to an advanced stage, rendering Wai Leng unable to speak or move independently. This mini-documentary offers an intimate glimpse into their daily routine and the reality of long-term caregiving for one's spouse.

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“I accept my own limitations. I can’t do everything, I cannot be everything. But this is my commitment and my responsibility as a husband, a father and a pastor. After over 30 years of marriage, I love my wife. I am willing to suffer the inconvenience and all the things.”

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Today is #WorldSuicidePreventionDay, so this is a message from our heart to yours: 🔠🔠🔠🔠🔣

The Almighty God who created everything loves you and has a good plan for your life — so keep going. He's got you.

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