I think it is necessary. Parents' love for their children is often measured not from a rational perspective, but from a realistic perspective. Parents' care for their children is selfless. There is a saying that as long as parents have a bite to eat, they will give it to their children. In fact, when a child encounters this situation, for parents, if they have the ability, strength and economy, they will definitely not consider whether there are necessary problems. Even if they are a little bit worse, they will sell iron to help their children correct.

After all, we have met many parents who are willing to sacrifice their lives for their children, so we often start from the ability rather than the rationality. Sometimes they don't have the ability, and they will try to create this ability, unless for some reason they have to accept this sense of powerlessness and feel deeply guilty about it.

When there was such a child in Wenchuan earthquake, it was the mother who sacrificed herself and completed the continuation of the child's life. This is a great maternal love and a deep helplessness. After all, there are too many force majeure and powerlessness in the face of disaster.

Covering the sun will affect a child's image and appearance, and will also affect his future. Although we always say we can't judge a book by its cover, many people in this world are ordinary people. We are not saints. With good looks and beautiful teeth, we can get more opportunities. I have seen many of them among children and parents. In order to save money and provide a better living environment and conditions for their children, some parents will take out their own coffin books when their children need them, and sometimes give them directly to their children without asking why.

However, facing the cost of surgery, it will really make people feel headache. After all, it is difficult for ordinary working-class people to pay 200,000 yuan, which will also make many parents feel guilty about it. Sometimes they feel that they have no ability to live up to their children, so parents will not give up treatment as long as they have the ability.