My mother-in-law just doesn't want to treat diseases. How can I convince her?

My mother-in-law just doesn't want to treat diseases. At this time, I suggest that my family spend more time chatting with the elderly to find out the real reason why the elderly don't want to treat the disease. At the same time, it is necessary to build confidence in each other and let the elderly know that as long as they treat diseases, they will be healthy and healthy, and they will also watch their grandchildren grow up. I also need to give my mother-in-law some motivation to see a doctor.

Actually, it's not just the elderly who don't want to go to the hospital. Many young people don't want to go to the hospital. They think that as long as they go to the hospital, they will definitely have some diseases. For young people, if they don't go to see it, they won't exist, but this mentality is not very good. We should have a physical examination. The sooner we find diseases and treat them, the healthier we will be. My mother-in-law is ill, but she is unwilling to treat the disease. As a family, we must convince our mother-in-law to chat with the elderly at ordinary times, say what she likes to hear, and say things at home, especially those related to her children and her son, which will inspire her determination to live.

After that, we should build confidence in our mother-in-law and let her know that medicine is very developed now. No matter what disease, as long as you treat it, you can basically recover. At the same time, let your mother-in-law feel your concern for her and let her have the determination to overcome the virus. After that, I should also give my mother-in-law some tasks, such as asking her to do something, giving her a little motivation and making her want to treat diseases.

After the mother-in-law leaves the hospital, she should do what she said at the beginning, otherwise she will feel cheated, which is not conducive to the development of family relations. Some old people don't want to treat diseases. In fact, they are afraid of putting a burden on their families. She thinks that when I get old, I will get old, too. It doesn't matter. I can save some money for my family. What we have to do is to wait patiently. As children, we can also play the coquetry and let the elderly go to see a doctor.