Escape from the Toxic Family
Language: en
My sister was diagnosed with leukemia during a routine hospital check-up, and my bone marrow was a perfect match. Driven by a moment of irrationality, I lied to my family, claiming that I was the one who was sick. They all immediately rejected the idea. "Donating bone marrow is risky; we can't let your sister take that risk." "You fell ill on your own; don't drag your sister down. Life and death are determined by fate; you must accept it." My sister, citing her plans to become pregnant, firmly refused to help. The fragile threads of our family ties were finally severed. In that moment…