Moreover, Aunt Zhou's legs haven't atrophied much, thanks to Uncle Zhou massaging them day after day.
This is something that even the large households with many servants sometimes can't achieve.
It's often said that prolonged illness in bed leads to unfilial children, but the Zhou family managed.
This is one of the reasons Chun Nuan is confident about healing her after the diagnosis.
Some people bedridden inadequately cared for by family develop sores and ulcers, their rooms filled with strange odors, making them entirely inaccessible to others.
Even if you cure such a person's illness, they may not be able to walk; their body would need a long time to recuperate.
Encouraged by Chun Nuan, Aunt Zhou slowly got out of bed and stood on the ground, and tears welled in her eyes.
Step by step, with the witness of her husband and son, Aunt Zhou once again embarked on the journey of life.
