"I do not want him to wait for death in despair. Even if we fail, I would want him to be on a path pursing hope." The depth of love between this father and son is out of this world.
"I don't want him to wait for death in despair, even if it fails, I want my son to be on the path of pursuing hope." ..... This quote brings tears to my eyes.
@@Bug-sg1li hooold on there isn't any issue mate --Read it again but slowly. They weren't actually trying to argue. They were in fact, agreeing with gwei. This is actually another way you can agree with another person in conversation. Some other examples that i could list in the top of my head( i just woke up pls excuse me my brain still needs to fully wake up as well) that are in similar fashion & intent are, "And so the tears did fall", "Never was there such a quote that brought such a reaction too", OR EVEN "As it was meant to do so" (meant to bring tears into their eyes). Feel free reading gwei's comment again but replacing it with my examples. You'll obeserve something similar there.
"Even if it fails, I still want my son to be on the path of hope." That hit hard. A father's love for a child is so great it moves the parent to create something out of nothing.
@@uhuhu523 Please don't actually die or anything, but I wish you a happy family! Live for them instead, maybe? Make sure you've made yourself into a reliable parent who understands and cares for them, and that they are confident that you love them and that they can rely on you. Sacrifice makes it sound like you won't be around to live life with them for whatever reason, and that may not be as helpful as it sounds.
@@Marserona my guy, look it up yourself. I can easily say the opposite. Yall really out here just taking info you want from others without any proof. It is so easy to manipulate your type. All anyone had to do was say anything regarding this and boom, now it's legit? Pathetic
@@guy2006 ok I looked it up and verified it. Why so quick to criticize when you don’t even know the facts either. People don’t usually lie about stuff like this on purpose I understand Chinese so I watched an updated interview with the dad. His name is Xu Wei if want to look it up. What impressed me even more is his method of treatment, not purely pharmaceutical but also psychological, using mood therapy to ensure optimal epigenetic mRNA expression. Great to hear
@@bdstudios6088 that's not the point of my comment. It isn't talking specifically about this video here, but the idea of how easy it is to manipulate people. Social media, major news, work of mouth, and people just listen to it and then spread missinformation everywhere. The fact that you didn't get that in the first place already lets me know that you are the same as these other people. I never once mentioned I knew the facts of this video here. Reread my message again and stop thinking so surface leveled. Now try again. Original comment just said something and regardless if it was true or false that is not the point of my response. It was that the other people just believed it without question. It seems like such a miniscule issue, but its that exact thing that shapes the world into the horrible state its in these days.
As a biomedical laboratory technologist, I have mad respect for this father. The things he does are really difficult, and him doing it without a degree or anything just shows how desperate he is to save his son. RESPECT
Although he has no degree in medicine, he looks like he holds a PhD degree in some other field as he knows how to set up a lab by reading academic papers.
This actually proves that scientific papers should be open to all. Researchers never got any royalty from papers instead they need to pay some money for their papers to be published. And here this man, with only secondary school he could do this amazing thing. This is what researchers hope for. For their work to be useful for a lot of people.
@@SF-ud4ej It is kinda scary tho? you'll never know if that will just cause more deaths ? People are different, some are desperate not knowing the process or skip some process and make mistakes.
It is very inspirational as someone who only graduated high school. I'm a 28 y.o. self taught mechanic working full time fixing cars but I have plans on going back to university to finish my computer science degree. I have been learning AI using python and I'm having a blast learning something again and I love it, hearing a 30 y.o. man say he wants to also go back to university despite being 30 is giving me a massive confidence boost, just knowing you are not alone in your situation is so relieving.
Dude as a former molecular biologist, this guy is nothing short of a genius. The type of lab work he was doing can be difficult even for someone with a master’s degree, but he achieved it in a meager SIX MONTHS from secondary school level with his own equipments! After he finishes taking care of his son, he definitely should get a formal education in that field, because he is truly gifted.
A secondary school grad, looked up all available information to save his son, and you call him a joke. I wonder what will you do in his shoes. Let your son die due to your reluctance to lift a finger or your lack of knowledge and bother to find the final solution that can radically change the situation. You are a joke. He is more than impressive.
Everybody talking about his love for his son, and here I'm also wondering just what an intellect he is. To make medicine at home of such rare genetic disease, armed only with secondary level education, is _truly admirable._ *Hats off to this Genius Father.*
@@irisviel_Einzbern i dont think being an asian is relevant for this guy's perseverance and hard work let's praise him for what he's done i just dont like how being an asian is equals to genius
He is not a genius, he just had the will to do what he wanted to do, and found the way to do so. A veces creemos que hay cosas muy lejos de nuestro alcance, y este padre en su bondad y amor infinitos es la prueba viviente de aquello. Still, it is indeed truly admirable.
it's a genetic condition, so you can't "cure" it. it can only be kept in control by giving medicine. there are some genetic conditions where the bone marrow therapy and gene therapy can help, but i don't know if this is such a disease.
When people say they did everything they could, they don’t mean everything, they mean everything that’s in their current knowledge, but this man. He actually did do anything he could.
Ah yes, instead of let him go painlessly, let’s prolong the child’s disease. Maybe we can let him live till adulthood so he can suffer more and become a burden to society. Best dad evar, also let’s film the whole process to virtue signaling to everyone.
It’s which way you look at it , I think it’s selfish to have children, risking them getting a genetic disease, I ain’t a father but I think this person is an inspiration because he had children knowing that he will give it all and he’s smart enough to study and I respect people who are smart enough to study
This is a man who won't stand idly by watching his young son die from an incurable disease. Kudos to him. Also for his parents & family to be able to afford the (expensive) lab equipments he used. Now he also has something he is interested with and will pursue to tertiary education. I applaud this man's devotion.
Christ, though it's against the odds, no one can fault this dad's genuine love for his son. Not many people can say they became a full-time chemist on their own to try and fight a rare disease.
I know there's a lot to be said about the Chinese government but I gotta respect the fact that they're not interfering and letting the father try and save his son. In some countries they'd send a commando and confiscate all the equipment.
@@adriansimsoongleong8878 There are probably at least a few undergraduate classes he would have to take to get a deeper understanding depending on what the PhD would be in. But I imagine he would get very readily accepted into a PhD program after displaying this level of initiative.
@@carnage6661 why are you spamming this in comment sections of this video? This is completely irrelevant and mad disrespectful of the father and the child of this video. You're using them to spread a literally irrelevant content. If you want to share it so badly just go into else where like idk the comment sections of fake animal rescue videos.
Hey u should be proud of your own father too.Just think if he sees your comment then what will he think ,he might feel that maybe he didn't tried hard enough to make u happy that u are saying u want a dad better than him. All dad are great
Reminded me of Darren Aronofsky’s The Fountain. Wasn’t the biggest fan of it but it was a compelling film nonetheless. It’s about a man trying to desperately find a cure his wife’s cancer himself, that’s his life’s work, until she dies. And he has these visions of his ancestors, of him in another life where similar tragedy happens. Until his wife inevitably dies, and he comes at peace with the fact that it’s too late, and he should have spent more of time with her instead of curing her. Not that similar to the movie but close enough. I do hope for the best for him and his son.
@@paradise_valley @• Imo, I think that movie is much more than that, I couldn't comprehend it completely at first, I might be wrong but I'd still suggest you to watch this video & tell me your opinion, if you have time 😅 (TH-cam is keep deleting my comment, am I not allowed to paste youtube vid link? tf)
This is straight out of a comic book. Look at him go. My dad wouldn't even help carry my casket if I died tomorrow. Best of luck my friend. We are all rooting for you.
update: the son is said to be stable given his father's medication. Xu Wei also realised that there have been successful cases of cure abroad so he worked hard to help his son.
Regardless he is still a hero. Trying such a thing is unimaginable but with the kind of inspiration he has... he is trying everything he can. If it goes south he can literally say he tried everything.
I hope he succeeds and his son is OK. Some may say it is incurable but maybe this man, with his dedication, can succeed where others have failed. He literally dotes on his son and I wish them all the best
When I think of people saying that men doesn't have this natural thing for taking care of their child, this man is the proof they're wrong. That's called infinite love and dedication
Only men with weird moral in Western society has that though. Father usually sacrifice themself to help their kid. Not some baby father, a real men in a family is the one take the bigger burdence
@@Eriniiatopaze mostly westerner, and also some influence in Asia. But traditional Asian family still trained their kid to honor old values, it is always about next generations.
Tough times can bring the best and also worse of people. This child is really blessed to have a father who genuinely loves him deeply and is so determined, while also intelligent enough to self teach himself on how to develop the medicine his son needed for survival.
@@mitzikolo Is it really worth arguing over semantics? It doesn't really matter if a child deserves it or not because at the end of the day the common point you both made is that fathers should be responsible and caring.
@@mitzikolo if that's the case then maybe you shouldn't have replied to the main comment or mine either since you're 1 month late and 10 days late respectively
I heard a great quote from a man who was talking about supporting his wife through her illness; he said "I'm willing to wear a mask for my family, and I'm willing to wear a cape for my family." This man does both. Also, his parents' support is top tier.
You are no "ordinary" man, Xu! You are an EXTRAORDINARY man! You're an inspiration & a HERO to your child & those that will be touched by you in the future!! Praying for your son's complete & speedy recovery! Best Wishes to you & your family!!
Could we please get updates on his son’s condition? Regardless of whether it works or not, I’d like to see his journey. His dad is an amazing man, doing anything for his son’s survival ❤️
@@atrik1st716 Three days since posting. Most likely been awhile ago when happened. I would like to know, too! Googled this man and his son. The picture of him holding his son was taken in October of 2021. The little boy has been ill since birth and he is 2 years old. The life expectancy for this disease is 3 years old. I wish some other country would help him. Bitterly sad.
And my father would never take the time to ask if I was ok. This isn't fair This family deserves that boy, and the boy deserves to have this family for the rest of his life.
@@SK-tr1wo don't be bad, who knows what other family issues or other problems he's going through. Parents ignoring or disrespecting their child can have a very big influence on them
i can't watch this without tear in my eyes. this remind me to my dad. for three years he drove me to see a doctor, to cure my weak heart. the amount of money he spent on me were beyond what i can repay in my entire life.
But our parents doesn't care about our repay ... They only about our love and respect towards them .... Be with them in their old age , same way they were with us in our childhood 🤍🤍 ( sry fr my English bro / sis)
Look at the bright side of life. He can be an angel in a different form. Learning and growing doesn’t have to come from the sweetest of environment… cheers and may you be what you want to be one day… :)
Different fathers show love in different ways because people are different. Or perhaps your view of him caring for you doesn't coincide with his view of him caring for you.
Parents with sick child especially the one who is terminaly ill like him, are more likely to developed PTSD and will get ultraoverprotective towards their children once they got older, if the kid able to survive their childhood. I hope he can recognize the limit when he reached it someday and make a peace out of it... Cause afterall its genetic flaw that his son developed. Life in this world are short and what human can do with it is just to do the best they can on what ever situation they are in and whatever the result is, everyone dies eventually its just a matter of time...
@@cb250nighthawk3 You look like an expert, can you explain to me what kind of care/love my father had for me and my family when he left us when I was a small child? Please enlighten me. Thanks
There’s no “ethical grey area.” This is his child and he’s going to lose the child without treatment. He’s doing his duty as a father to care for his child and he’s going above and beyond what the average person would do.
@@UnityAgainstJewishEvil I read the article. He is an amateur chemist. he turned his gym into a laboratory. And he's doing home therapy by making medicine by himself. There are now companies willing to help find a cure or treatment for his son. His story became a sensation and that is what prompts companies trying to help him. Which is lucky for him but he is still doing home therapy. He needs to give up on home therapy and just go with the doctor's prescriptions/recommendations
@@meowmur302 he is making his own compared to the experimental medicine he needs to buy but not available in his country. Both medicines; the one he is developing on versus the fda approved experimental drug that is available but hard to get are similar but made by two different people. The dad is an amateur chemist with only a high-school diploma while the experimental drug is made by a team of scientists and researchers that knows what they are doing.
I'm glad authorities didn't arrest him or something, it is clear to everyone he is legit trying to save his son despite the odds. He is operating in an ethical grey area, but gosh... his reason for it brings our humanity and sympathy towards him.
If he cross the line, he will be put into the test of legal system. You are absolutely right, it’s ethically…very grey… but where is the line? How do you define the line? In what way the law allow this father to save his son, in the same time prevent abuse, is still not clear. Our society has to figure this out.
@@hibiscussunflower5916 usually developing countries get subsidies on medicine when importing but not China cuz western blockade, making certain medicine extremely expensive...and China can't produce locally cuz IP rights, then the West will scream "China steal our tech".
This is insane, like its from a movie but its actually real life. Whatever the result is, and whether his son survives or not....he will always be a hero to his son for his efforts
You know I have got this feeling that this man is not only gonna save his kid but also save the world from this disease. I have got a strong gut feeling. Let's pray for its success
Just to clarify. There was a cure for his sons disease. But due to covid 19, the father was unable to get any. So he essentially googled how to make the drug and then recreated it. Still insane he was able to do that.
@@quemzzy7397yup, with a secondary school education at that. He must have spent countless nights working on it with no regard for his own safety or health.
This is the perfect example of what we can achieve with determination, hard work and hope. What a hero! May your child live long and grow up with your family till old age..
This is not only impressive but also the fact that he refuses to give his own medicine to other parents with kids of the same condition shows that he is a very responsible person.
@@serfwallace There is no well developed legal regulation concerning this specific case. That’s why it’s said to be a morally grey area. If he did produce medicine for other children, it would definitely be a legal dispute that will last for years, but it’s unlikely that he will be sentenced to death.
The reversal of Breaking Bad. Even with only secondary school education and lack of chemistry knowledge, he still can manage to create the formula to save his baby child. Mad respect.
Absolute respect for the guy indeed. However, given the fact that he's ventured out and learned enough pertinent things in biology and chemistry to try and engineer a cure for his son's genetic disease, constraining his education level to that of being secondary school level and his lack of chemistry knowledge at the time of synthesizing said formula is incorrect. Learning and mastery isn't mutually exclusive with formal schooling, and you often consolidate the majority of your actual education through your work/career.
@Angie S Those years are extremely useful if you want to work in a field and be prepared to tackle every problem possible in a short amount of time from when it is presented but if you only need to learn one specific thing you can just learn that specific thing. Of course you may often need to backpedal but internet has everything for those who know how to search (for example if you add a university name to a subject you want to study chances are you will find a pdf of the class material for that subject)
@Angie S his case is not common. Teachers are there to help if you make mistakes but people who study on their own needs to check for their own mistakes. They may also be unaware of specific keywords necessary for research that a teacher can elaborate in 5 minutes. Education is extremely important, it's just that his circumstances are so dire that he forced himself to learn everything
@@12801270able I think they meant specifically that he only had till highschooler's level of education in the fields of biology and chemistry. he most probably has a university background in another field, given his way of speaking and his home feels very upper middle class well educated to me.
Knowing chinese govt I believe there's benefit to them too, by letting him be, at least they can verify the medicine effect and also the govt kept their reputation
He looks like he comes from a wealthy family. But I bet he would be willing to give up all of his wealth for the health of his child. Honestly, that makes me tear up.
@@patty_pb2986 Many wealthy family kids don't give a fxxk about degree. In my own state we've rich kids with no college degree but they're wealthy because of their business or inheritance of parents or family's connection. Meanwhile people like us with lot of degree had to go through tough exams to get a job + always working under someone. Middle & poor class people life is different.
I think this quote alone has change my outlook drastically, when he mentions that even if it fails and his son passes, he was "on the path of pursuing hope".
I mean the kid is allready dome, and he is not going to make it worse ,at least if he has to leet go ,will be no remorse .And who knows maybe he will succeed and it will be great for others kids ,Bold people sometimes get lucky because they got nothing to losse and not burocrasy to follow .Te small pox vaccine for example, the penicillin antibiotics,the x-rays, just people not giving up and having luck.
I sat thinking with my own son when he was diagnosed with a serious illness, "I will do anything to save you". There is no place for weakness in this situation. You need to act constructively in every way possible.
He is doing everything to the best of his abilities while he still can and with the resources he has. Not all people are lucky. He is definitely not taking chances for granted. I wish this family all the best in health.
The child is one of the luckiest baby in this world to have such a loving father many people don't have this luxury in there entire life, i hope he recover from this disease.
What an incredible story! Hats off to this dad. He will be an awesome molecular biologist. I hope his medicine continues to work so that his son can have a normal life.
@@codguy12 1. I don't know whether you have child of your own or not. But for many parents, their child is not the same as mobile phone, refrigerator, sofa, or any other goods. Replacing with a new one is not that simple. No matter if you have more than 1 child, losing one will leave a scar that will give you pain for a very long time, if not for the rest of your life. That's why parents would do anything they could for their children. And for parents who even lost their children in the end, axtending their efforts to the furthest length when their child is still alive is never a waste. 2. I don't think he's being delusional (i'm not a native english speaker, so i may not understand it correctly, but from the context i guess it's safe if i assume the meaning is the same as the word 'delusional' that i understand), he works based on results from scientific research, not some oomba loomba spells. To certain level, there's a treatment for this disease, so it's not incurable, it's just currently not accessible for some people. So, when this father learnt that principally there's treatment for this disease, i don't think to have hope is the same as being delusional. He's not trying to bring back a dead body to life. His son is still alive. 3. And let's remember, in case of treatment for disease, something incurable at the present might be curable some time in the future. For many cases, to change from that 'incurable' to 'curable' must gone through so many efforts. It may take not only one person's work, but series of many scientists or researchers works. Who knows what this man do may also contribute in curing this disease. I just hope that he keeps getting (and seeking) advices from professionals for what he's doing
He is so amazing, the things human can achieve as long as we are dedicated and focus! Even if he ain't immersed in the field still he finds way more than anyone else. This is love. It made me tear up
Someone please give this man a full scholarship to Harvard Medical School, and to bring his son with him for top treatment. Impressive and admirable paternal instinct.
@@trainsandplanes8304 Precisely, Universities provide lab experience and dedicated learning, guided by the discipline, so he is not relegated to the risks of trial and error, and reinventing the wheel, particulrly when his own son's life is on the line and there is a countdown underway. He needs intense, top level training. What do you have against university degrees? It will not only serve his objective, it will open doors and provide him with more resources lifelong.
@@ana419 Bro, you really want him to go to College for this? He needs professional help from other professionals, not training that takes hundreds of months.
This man is nations hero and the man the world should definitely know. I am very very sorry about your son Xu, your love and care is immense. My heart and prayers with you !
This father is like a fiction character out into real life. I hope him and his family stay healthy and the medicine works out. I wish there's a miracle for the baby.
This man took “Fine. I’ll do it myself” to a whole different level.
This commentator just won comment of the year award.
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As he should!
The fact that he's willing to do anything for his son, that's the purest form of love.
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@@Memecious POV u have no life
Fr, it is heartwarming to see
@@Memecious Even on a video of a father creating diy treatment for his son’s disease, you still have the audacity to self promote your dogshit channel
What a true dad. Learning chemistry and biology for the sake of his son's survival.
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A Himmler stan saying this. Unbelievable. I thought they were all evil
Thats crazy, what a gangster
"I do not want him to wait for death in despair. Even if we fail, I would want him to be on a path pursing hope." The depth of love between this father and son is out of this world.
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"I don't want him to wait for death in despair, even if it fails, I want my son to be on the path of pursuing hope." ..... This quote brings tears to my eyes.
It was designed to to exactly that
You hit the nail on the head, incredible…
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@@VangelisGaitatzis Haha. Whats ur issue here??
@@Bug-sg1li hooold on there isn't any issue mate --Read it again but slowly. They weren't actually trying to argue. They were in fact, agreeing with gwei. This is actually another way you can agree with another person in conversation. Some other examples that i could list in the top of my head( i just woke up pls excuse me my brain still needs to fully wake up as well) that are in similar fashion & intent are, "And so the tears did fall", "Never was there such a quote that brought such a reaction too", OR EVEN "As it was meant to do so" (meant to bring tears into their eyes).
Feel free reading gwei's comment again but replacing it with my examples. You'll obeserve something similar there.
"even if it fails, I want my son to be on the path of pursuing hope" - this line just hit hard.
really though it sure did hit hard
Yes, there is always hope
The best line ever from a parents.
his son doesn't even have self awareness yet, this hit me like he was talking for himself, not his son
@@YM-zf8mt One is part of the other.
"Even if it fails, I still want my son to be on the path of hope." That hit hard.
A father's love for a child is so great it moves the parent to create something out of nothing.
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@@carnage6661 stop spamming there is always someone killing someone for something it happens every minute in every country
I will sacrifice my life for my children as a father
@@carnage6661 so what ?? 😂😂😂😂 no one cares 😂😂😂
@@uhuhu523 Please don't actually die or anything, but I wish you a happy family! Live for them instead, maybe? Make sure you've made yourself into a reliable parent who understands and cares for them, and that they are confident that you love them and that they can rely on you. Sacrifice makes it sound like you won't be around to live life with them for whatever reason, and that may not be as helpful as it sounds.
The kid is now 3yo, the doctors said he would only live for 18 months. It's insane to see what a father with parental instincts can do.
Was looking for this!
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@@Marserona my guy, look it up yourself. I can easily say the opposite. Yall really out here just taking info you want from others without any proof. It is so easy to manipulate your type. All anyone had to do was say anything regarding this and boom, now it's legit? Pathetic
@@guy2006 ok I looked it up and verified it. Why so quick to criticize when you don’t even know the facts either. People don’t usually lie about stuff like this on purpose
I understand Chinese so I watched an updated interview with the dad. His name is Xu Wei if want to look it up. What impressed me even more is his method of treatment, not purely pharmaceutical but also psychological, using mood therapy to ensure optimal epigenetic mRNA expression. Great to hear
@@bdstudios6088 that's not the point of my comment. It isn't talking specifically about this video here, but the idea of how easy it is to manipulate people. Social media, major news, work of mouth, and people just listen to it and then spread missinformation everywhere. The fact that you didn't get that in the first place already lets me know that you are the same as these other people. I never once mentioned I knew the facts of this video here. Reread my message again and stop thinking so surface leveled. Now try again. Original comment just said something and regardless if it was true or false that is not the point of my response. It was that the other people just believed it without question. It seems like such a miniscule issue, but its that exact thing that shapes the world into the horrible state its in these days.
As a biomedical laboratory technologist, I have mad respect for this father. The things he does are really difficult, and him doing it without a degree or anything just shows how desperate he is to save his son. RESPECT
As someone who have PhD in analytical chemistry, i really envy the father's utmost determination.
Zombie apocalypse soon
@@adityakaran6622 no don't worry your dad is probably not a chemist
@@KFC431 what does that have to do with their comment
Although he has no degree in medicine, he looks like he holds a PhD degree in some other field as he knows how to set up a lab by reading academic papers.
I thought he was already a chemist or scientist but he only had a secondary school education. Mad respect for his dedication and love.
This actually proves that scientific papers should be open to all. Researchers never got any royalty from papers instead they need to pay some money for their papers to be published. And here this man, with only secondary school he could do this amazing thing. This is what researchers hope for. For their work to be useful for a lot of people.
@@SF-ud4ej It is kinda scary tho? you'll never know if that will just cause more deaths ? People are different, some are desperate not knowing the process or skip some process and make mistakes.
But if it comes with responsible people, yeah that will helps a lot more.
i think it should have some restrictions. otherwise, people will abuse it
It is very inspirational as someone who only graduated high school. I'm a 28 y.o. self taught mechanic working full time fixing cars but I have plans on going back to university to finish my computer science degree. I have been learning AI using python and I'm having a blast learning something again and I love it, hearing a 30 y.o. man say he wants to also go back to university despite being 30 is giving me a massive confidence boost, just knowing you are not alone in your situation is so relieving.
He tested the drug on HIMSELF then his son.. wow
This man is the epitome of responsibility
The terror of getting something wrong has to be insanely strong, too, and he perservered and studied anyway. That's even more insane to me.
But I'm thinking as an adult the medication may react on him differently than a baby
Where does genetic disorder came from? He is rich of course.
@@768jefiline7 Mutations can occur which can cause genetic problems. Him being rich doesn't mean you can avoid genetic diseases.
@@768jefiline7 how are those two things related?
Dude as a former molecular biologist, this guy is nothing short of a genius. The type of lab work he was doing can be difficult even for someone with a master’s degree, but he achieved it in a meager SIX MONTHS from secondary school level with his own equipments! After he finishes taking care of his son, he definitely should get a formal education in that field, because he is truly gifted.
@@titanattackbee1985 Source: Trust me Brother
@@titanattackbee1985 why would they put out propaganda that shows their country's healthcare system is this bad lol
@@titanattackbee1985 Of course. Chinese propaganda where the video admits China doesn’t have the resources to help him 🙄
6 weeks
@Esper Won idk?
My tears can not stop, seeing the love of this man for his son….
nah man hes playing doctor as if its a joke! it ll fked up his son even worse
@@jake9854 ??
@@jake9854 clown
A secondary school grad, looked up all available information to save his son, and you call him a joke. I wonder what will you do in his shoes. Let your son die due to your reluctance to lift a finger or your lack of knowledge and bother to find the final solution that can radically change the situation.
You are a joke. He is more than impressive.
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Everybody talking about his love for his son, and here I'm also wondering just what an intellect he is. To make medicine at home of such rare genetic disease, armed only with secondary level education, is _truly admirable._ *Hats off to this Genius Father.*
Asiana are usually genius
@@irisviel_Einzbern Racist stereotype
@@irisviel_Einzbern i dont think being an asian is relevant for this guy's perseverance and hard work let's praise him for what he's done i just dont like how being an asian is equals to genius
sry if it came out as aggressive i apologize i just wanna get my thoughts out there
He is not a genius, he just had the will to do what he wanted to do, and found the way to do so. A veces creemos que hay cosas muy lejos de nuestro alcance, y este padre en su bondad y amor infinitos es la prueba viviente de aquello. Still, it is indeed truly admirable.
From the bottom of my heart I hope that his child gets cured and wish both the best in life. An amazing father.
aamiin
Ameen
Amen
it's a genetic condition, so you can't "cure" it. it can only be kept in control by giving medicine. there are some genetic conditions where the bone marrow therapy and gene therapy can help, but i don't know if this is such a disease.
@@livelife2324 but maybe in 40 years there would be a cure. Until then you take medicine
When people say they did everything they could, they don’t mean everything, they mean everything that’s in their current knowledge, but this man. He actually did do anything he could.
I genuinely wish this father and especially his child the best.
I truly wish for this man's dedication to save his kid.
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And thanks to him many others
@Dreadnought 1997 troll
Genetic disorders are caused by inbreeding.
@Dreadnought 1997 he may hate china but he doesn't hate the Chinese people, he probably know that it's not the people's fault
anything a father could do to save his child is truly remarkable.
Only asian father
@@daniellsitio no
AMEN!
@@user-nu3sd7zb2j curb harder
Yeah my father beat me up in my hand,head,torso,and leg truly remarkable
“Best father of the century” award goes to this man. Unbelievable.
Yes I agree
Of this century maybe, look for Lorenzo Odone's story
Ah yes, instead of let him go painlessly, let’s prolong the child’s disease. Maybe we can let him live till adulthood so he can suffer more and become a burden to society. Best dad evar, also let’s film the whole process to virtue signaling to everyone.
@@kiepnguoi5058 Life has infinite value
To prolong life is an honorable thing
@@kiepnguoi5058 and this is what it's like not being loved by your own family.
I don't think humans can get more amazing than this . The father is really an inspiration
It’s which way you look at it , I think it’s selfish to have children, risking them getting a genetic disease, I ain’t a father but I think this person is an inspiration because he had children knowing that he will give it all and he’s smart enough to study and I respect people who are smart enough to study
This is a man who won't stand idly by watching his young son die from an incurable disease. Kudos to him. Also for his parents & family to be able to afford the (expensive) lab equipments he used. Now he also has something he is interested with and will pursue to tertiary education. I applaud this man's devotion.
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Yes well done now get off TH-cam and let’s all try do the same
@@mr.crowgamer6250 Try to do what? make kids?
@@mr.crowgamer6250 I think you are projecting here
@@dogifish0078 projecting? In what way?
Christ, though it's against the odds, no one can fault this dad's genuine love for his son. Not many people can say they became a full-time chemist on their own to try and fight a rare disease.
I know there's a lot to be said about the Chinese government but I gotta respect the fact that they're not interfering and letting the father try and save his son. In some countries they'd send a commando and confiscate all the equipment.
Hope he gets a phd after this. I’m serious
Secondary education is already advanced enough to learn basic concepts in post graduate level
@@adriansimsoongleong8878 There are probably at least a few undergraduate classes he would have to take to get a deeper understanding depending on what the PhD would be in. But I imagine he would get very readily accepted into a PhD program after displaying this level of initiative.
The father is the epitome of "If there's a will there's a way" was a person.
Srilankan burned in pakistan for disrespecting quran. th-cam.com/video/gxYPb5MGltA/w-d-xo.html
@@carnage6661 why are you spamming this in comment sections of this video? This is completely irrelevant and mad disrespectful of the father and the child of this video. You're using them to spread a literally irrelevant content. If you want to share it so badly just go into else where like idk the comment sections of fake animal rescue videos.
*If there's money there's a way
Facts. Prayers sent out for him and his son. I hope many of us pray for him.
@@slavicprincess If there's a will there's also money
This is what a proper father does... got me in tears...praying for his adorable son...no parent can imagine going through what he is going through
Mad respect to this guy, this is the kind of father we all needed
Hey u should be proud of your own father too.Just think if he sees your comment then what will he think ,he might feel that maybe he didn't tried hard enough to make u happy that u are saying u want a dad better than him.
All dad are great
@@jaydevpaul3361 im very proud of my dad, but i respect this guy too cuz he literally built a home lab just for his son
699 likes perfect
Bruh, every father is a great one. At least in my country. (Saying this cuz ik in Western countries sometimes go to buy milk.)
@@jaydevpaul3361 What about people who have toxic father ???
This feels like what we think only in movies, but it is real life.
Reminded me of Darren Aronofsky’s The Fountain. Wasn’t the biggest fan of it but it was a compelling film nonetheless. It’s about a man trying to desperately find a cure his wife’s cancer himself, that’s his life’s work, until she dies. And he has these visions of his ancestors, of him in another life where similar tragedy happens. Until his wife inevitably dies, and he comes at peace with the fact that it’s too late, and he should have spent more of time with her instead of curing her.
Not that similar to the movie but close enough. I do hope for the best for him and his son.
@@paradise_valley @• Imo, I think that movie is much more than that, I couldn't comprehend it completely at first, I might be wrong but I'd still suggest you to watch this video & tell me your opinion, if you have time 😅
(TH-cam is keep deleting my comment, am I not allowed to paste youtube vid link? tf)
@@paradise_valley th-cam.com/video/MdzlCZ69APc/w-d-xo.html
Reminds me of Lorenzo’s Oil
I saw the title and thought it was for a movie recap video
This is straight out of a comic book. Look at him go. My dad wouldn't even help carry my casket if I died tomorrow. Best of luck my friend. We are all rooting for you.
@S w and how did you get that from the comment yk some people have bad parents right idiot 😢
🙏🙏🙏🕯️💜🌹
@S w Why do disrespectful children become disrespectful S w?
@S w way to jump to conclusions. How do you come to such a horrible conclusion with such little information?
@S w Bruh-
update: the son is said to be stable given his father's medication. Xu Wei also realised that there have been successful cases of cure abroad so he worked hard to help his son.
Ty for the update
🙏❤️thank you
Thanks for the update
source?
@@BruisedWater I did a search on the Chinese search engine, came from a news article. A year ago though so forgot the actual source
If he did manage to save is son and become a doctor, He would be a hero.
Even if he didn’t, he would still be a hero.
He is a hero for attempting. What a remarkable spirit!
Regardless he is still a hero. Trying such a thing is unimaginable but with the kind of inspiration he has... he is trying everything he can. If it goes south he can literally say he tried everything.
A pharmacist is the profession you're looking for but regardless of the job title he would still be a hero
He would not only be helping his son but others with the same condition. I hope his efforts save his son.
In tears, as a mother and as a scientist, I hope his son gets cured.
As someone who has a baby brother that is suffering from a different illness, I'm in tears as well.. I hope he's successful in creating a cure.
Amen
nah a rat is a scientist???u guys are the one experimented on u trippin
He’s a amazing dad
It's sick in a world of abundance ths is happening
An amazing story of how much parent gave to their children.
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Parents and grandparents! The grandparents is the rich one here supporting 2 generation!
I hope he succeeds and his son is OK. Some may say it is incurable but maybe this man, with his dedication, can succeed where others have failed. He literally dotes on his son and I wish them all the best
We all start out as ordinary people, it is the path that makes one extraordinary
A real man. Anyone can fight or suffer. Takes a hero to solve a difficult problem.
No a hero fights at great personal risk while knowing that there is a strong risk that they will suffer and fail anyway.
@@Lotsielots ok
He fights not with a weapon but with his intellect
@@Lotsielots you mean Martyr?
When I think of people saying that men doesn't have this natural thing for taking care of their child, this man is the proof they're wrong. That's called infinite love and dedication
Only men with weird moral in Western society has that though. Father usually sacrifice themself to help their kid. Not some baby father, a real men in a family is the one take the bigger burdence
No many people think that, young people etc...
@@Eriniiatopaze mostly westerner, and also some influence in Asia. But traditional Asian family still trained their kid to honor old values, it is always about next generations.
Not to western society sadly.
Fathers do sacrifice though. The media LOVES getting clicks through drama and virtue signaling. The role of a father is underappreciated.
This is not desperate, This is called Pure Love for his child
Pure love leads to desperation
aka desperate. It's the same thing.
that’s literally desperation
@@Ray-ng3ke yeah so??? You make it seem like a bad thing
@@LeafyBreezes just listen to the op man. He's got more likes than you and im the 440th like of his comment
Update 28th Feb 2023 (Economic Times): Haoyang is now four years old and taking part in a first-of-its-kind experimental gene therapy.
Thank you for the update! ❤
Best luck for him!
i hope they show us the update instead their article.
thank you for the update
Thank you🥹
Amen!! Go father go! Go son go🩵!!
Tough times like this brings the best out of people.
*"Tough times never last, only Tough people last"*
I wish you the best of luck dude!
Tough times can bring the best and also worse of people. This child is really blessed to have a father who genuinely loves him deeply and is so determined, while also intelligent enough to self teach himself on how to develop the medicine his son needed for survival.
Joeybtoonz
When the going gets tough,the tough get going
Can't take this comment "serious"
Why so serious?
This guy is going to be an absolute legend if his son ends up living.
Or if he doesn't that man deserves a statue
Even if it won't happen, what he has done is already remarkable.
He’s already a legend, let’s hope the son survives
@@Trathaal yeah
@@potatoeater9499 We cant help you with your son...but we can make a statue if you want.
He's the Dad that every child deserves. I truly wish them the best and hope things work out.
@@mitzikolo Is it really worth arguing over semantics? It doesn't really matter if a child deserves it or not because at the end of the day the common point you both made is that fathers should be responsible and caring.
@@mitzikolo if that's the case then maybe you shouldn't have replied to the main comment or mine either since you're 1 month late and 10 days late respectively
I heard a great quote from a man who was talking about supporting his wife through her illness; he said "I'm willing to wear a mask for my family, and I'm willing to wear a cape for my family." This man does both.
Also, his parents' support is top tier.
You are no "ordinary" man, Xu! You are an EXTRAORDINARY man! You're an inspiration & a HERO to your child & those that will be touched by you in the future!! Praying for your son's complete & speedy recovery! Best Wishes to you & your family!!
Amen
An extraordinary ordinary man
What a great father he is, hope he can succeed in this treatment.
Me too
Maybe not totally cured. But love can make people living
Could we please get updates on his son’s condition? Regardless of whether it works or not, I’d like to see his journey. His dad is an amazing man, doing anything for his son’s survival ❤️
Bro its been 3 days
@@atrik1st716 🤣🤣🤣
@@atrik1st716 Three days since posting. Most likely been awhile ago when happened. I would like to know, too! Googled this man and his son. The picture of him holding his son was taken in October of 2021. The little boy has been ill since birth and he is 2 years old. The life expectancy for this disease is 3 years old. I wish some other country would help him. Bitterly sad.
I would like to know too!!
@@atrik1st716 this story was probably recorded months ago of not years ago.
I'm a pharmacist and have got to say "wow". Very inspirational ! Hope his son makes a full recovery and has a long fulfilling life.
And my father would never take the time to ask if I was ok. This isn't fair This family deserves that boy, and the boy deserves to have this family for the rest of his life.
You're right, it's not fair, but that's how life is. What matters is how you can still achieve what you want, despite your personal circumstances
Hey, I love you! Live on nd succeed in life! You got it✌🏻
His loss tbh, you should only think about yourself and the people that are around you daily, they matter, even if they are not same blood as you :)
Ur father didn’t take the time to ask if u were ok? Ok and that makes him bad? Lol what a snowflake
@@SK-tr1wo don't be bad, who knows what other family issues or other problems he's going through. Parents ignoring or disrespecting their child can have a very big influence on them
i can't watch this without tear in my eyes. this remind me to my dad. for three years he drove me to see a doctor, to cure my weak heart. the amount of money he spent on me were beyond what i can repay in my entire life.
Your life is priceless to him
@@glenlee1693 As it should
money cannot be compared to a life and for a parent there kids are like heaven
But our parents doesn't care about our repay ... They only about our love and respect towards them .... Be with them in their old age , same way they were with us in our childhood 🤍🤍 ( sry fr my English bro / sis)
I wish I had a caring father like him... He is an angelic father .
Look at the bright side of life. He can be an angel in a different form. Learning and growing doesn’t have to come from the sweetest of environment… cheers and may you be what you want to be one day… :)
Different fathers show love in different ways because people are different. Or perhaps your view of him caring for you doesn't coincide with his view of him caring for you.
Parents with sick child especially the one who is terminaly ill like him, are more likely to developed PTSD and will get ultraoverprotective towards their children once they got older, if the kid able to survive their childhood. I hope he can recognize the limit when he reached it someday and make a peace out of it... Cause afterall its genetic flaw that his son developed. Life in this world are short and what human can do with it is just to do the best they can on what ever situation they are in and whatever the result is, everyone dies eventually its just a matter of time...
@@cb250nighthawk3 You look like an expert, can you explain to me what kind of care/love my father had for me and my family when he left us when I was a small child? Please enlighten me. Thanks
@@timminh468
I wouldn't be able to tell. I've to listen to his side of the story and not through you obviously. There are always 2 sides to the story.
Heart breaking watching this as a fellow father. And heart warming seeing the essence of love and the highest level in human spirit.
There’s no “ethical grey area.” This is his child and he’s going to lose the child without treatment. He’s doing his duty as a father to care for his child and he’s going above and beyond what the average person would do.
It is because if he makes it wrong it could be far worse
@@Hoaxe72 he won't make wrong move
@@raptourn9578 but if he had, it would be far more dangerous to the child to consume poorly made medicine
The one who tries may lose. The one who doesn't try has already lost.
The one who tries may lose. The one who doesn't try has already lost.
The love of a father for his son is immeasurable.
He's an amateur chemist. Please read articles of him before cheering and rooting for him.
@@codguy12 Could you elaborate?
@@UnityAgainstJewishEvil I read the article. He is an amateur chemist. he turned his gym into a laboratory. And he's doing home therapy by making medicine by himself. There are now companies willing to help find a cure or treatment for his son. His story became a sensation and that is what prompts companies trying to help him. Which is lucky for him but he is still doing home therapy. He needs to give up on home therapy and just go with the doctor's prescriptions/recommendations
@@codguy12 How does that take away from what he's already done for his child? And if the medicine he has is the same thing, why does it matter?
@@meowmur302 he is making his own compared to the experimental medicine he needs to buy but not available in his country. Both medicines; the one he is developing on versus the fda approved experimental drug that is available but hard to get are similar but made by two different people. The dad is an amateur chemist with only a high-school diploma while the experimental drug is made by a team of scientists and researchers that knows what they are doing.
Huge respect to this father. Hope that succeeds in his endeavours
one of the most respectable men I've ever read about. Not a philosopher, inventor or a billionaire. Just a father.
hugh respect for this loving father.
we would do anything to protect our family & see them grow and become successful in life
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I'm glad authorities didn't arrest him or something, it is clear to everyone he is legit trying to save his son despite the odds. He is operating in an ethical grey area, but gosh... his reason for it brings our humanity and sympathy towards him.
If he cross the line, he will be put into the test of legal system. You are absolutely right, it’s ethically…very grey… but where is the line? How do you define the line? In what way the law allow this father to save his son, in the same time prevent abuse, is still not clear. Our society has to figure this out.
@@cyberywayne3128 yada yada sjw all talk
@@cyberywayne3128 True, but at the same time im glad the local authorities aren't intervening.
They aren't intervening but they should help him get the medicine which is available abroad.
@@hibiscussunflower5916 usually developing countries get subsidies on medicine when importing but not China cuz western blockade, making certain medicine extremely expensive...and China can't produce locally cuz IP rights, then the West will scream "China steal our tech".
Unconditional father's love. He stated that even IF he's fail at least he is in the process of pursuing HOPE for his kid!
I come back to this every year. It’s so touching. Makes me want to be a better parent.
Is there an update on this little guy? 💗
This father has the will power to save his son! I pray that his son will be well soon 🙏
I wish sincerely all the best for this kid and his family. As for the father, I wish all kids around the world to have someone like him around them!
This is insane, like its from a movie but its actually real life.
Whatever the result is, and whether his son survives or not....he will always be a hero to his son for his efforts
You know I have got this feeling that this man is not only gonna save his kid but also save the world from this disease. I have got a strong gut feeling. Let's pray for its success
Just to clarify. There was a cure for his sons disease. But due to covid 19, the father was unable to get any. So he essentially googled how to make the drug and then recreated it. Still insane he was able to do that.
@@quemzzy7397 Thanks for the clarification
@@quemzzy7397yup, with a secondary school education at that. He must have spent countless nights working on it with no regard for his own safety or health.
This is the perfect example of what we can achieve with determination, hard work and hope. What a hero! May your child live long and grow up with your family till old age..
This is not only impressive but also the fact that he refuses to give his own medicine to other parents with kids of the same condition shows that he is a very responsible person.
He would be sued and shut down otherwise
@@mallowtonmouse Bruh, not just sued. He'd probably be thrown in jail.
@@taoliu3949 Bruh not just thrown in jail, this is China, he’d be slapped
@@serfwallace if by slapped you mean executed, yeah. i didnt want to go that far but it's probably true
@@serfwallace There is no well developed legal regulation concerning this specific case. That’s why it’s said to be a morally grey area. If he did produce medicine for other children, it would definitely be a legal dispute that will last for years, but it’s unlikely that he will be sentenced to death.
This actually showcases the fact: “Necessity is the mother of invention”
quite literally the father of invention actually.
That's not the correct quote. You are not very smart.
It's curiosity I guess
@@chrisdawson1776 that wasn't nice you're a mean person
@@Ryan-nn1kl Yes.
Necessity is the mother of invention. Hat's off to the father and his parents. 👌👌💯💯
The reversal of Breaking Bad. Even with only secondary school education and lack of chemistry knowledge, he still can manage to create the formula to save his baby child. Mad respect.
Absolute respect for the guy indeed. However, given the fact that he's ventured out and learned enough pertinent things in biology and chemistry to try and engineer a cure for his son's genetic disease, constraining his education level to that of being secondary school level and his lack of chemistry knowledge at the time of synthesizing said formula is incorrect.
Learning and mastery isn't mutually exclusive with formal schooling, and you often consolidate the majority of your actual education through your work/career.
@Angie S Those years are extremely useful if you want to work in a field and be prepared to tackle every problem possible in a short amount of time from when it is presented but if you only need to learn one specific thing you can just learn that specific thing.
Of course you may often need to backpedal but internet has everything for those who know how to search (for example if you add a university name to a subject you want to study chances are you will find a pdf of the class material for that subject)
@Angie S his case is not common. Teachers are there to help if you make mistakes but people who study on their own needs to check for their own mistakes. They may also be unaware of specific keywords necessary for research that a teacher can elaborate in 5 minutes. Education is extremely important, it's just that his circumstances are so dire that he forced himself to learn everything
@@12801270able I think they meant specifically that he only had till highschooler's level of education in the fields of biology and chemistry. he most probably has a university background in another field, given his way of speaking and his home feels very upper middle class well educated to me.
@Angie S imagine some ignorant create a Dangerous chemical
Extraordinary story of love, courage, determination. This man deserves commendation
I am SO GLAD his government didn't stop him from making and giving the medicine to his son! I was afraid for a minute they would. Excellent job Papa!
Knowing chinese govt I believe there's benefit to them too, by letting him be, at least they can verify the medicine effect and also the govt kept their reputation
@@Fikri_A777 Right. Makes sense! Chinese everyday people are wonderful, hard workers and smart!
@@davidcopperfield-notthemag397 their government on the other hand not so much
@@Floaty8008 Agree. Brutal.
This isn't the USA. They do not overcharge for the medicines or ban generics that could threaten corporate profits
He's a genius without a degree and a father who is a hero in a simple package!
He looks like he comes from a wealthy family. But I bet he would be willing to give up all of his wealth for the health of his child. Honestly, that makes me tear up.
Yes i wonder why he only achieved secondary level of education when their house looks like that of a wealthy family's
@@patty_pb2986 he's dropoff from top biochem college and built a successful business
@@patty_pb2986 maybe thats why?
@@petervan7372 what
@@patty_pb2986 Many wealthy family kids don't give a fxxk about degree. In my own state we've rich kids with no college degree but they're wealthy because of their business or inheritance of parents or family's connection.
Meanwhile people like us with lot of degree had to go through tough exams to get a job + always working under someone. Middle & poor class people life is different.
I think this quote alone has change my outlook drastically, when he mentions that even if it fails and his son passes, he was "on the path of pursuing hope".
He wants his son to be in that path.
Those are the words that made an impact upon me also.
I mean the kid is allready dome, and he is not going to make it worse ,at least if he has to leet go ,will be no remorse .And who knows maybe he will succeed and it will be great for others kids ,Bold people sometimes get lucky because they got nothing to losse and not burocrasy to follow .Te small pox vaccine for example, the penicillin antibiotics,the x-rays, just people not giving up and having luck.
you should watch attack on titan then. has a lot of moments like that
I sat thinking with my own son when he was diagnosed with a serious illness, "I will do anything to save you". There is no place for weakness in this situation. You need to act constructively in every way possible.
this father's love is so commendable, seriously i cried the whole video
He’s the best father. I hope that his son has recovered fully and that his son has a normal life and they’re all doing well. ❤️🙏
He is doing everything to the best of his abilities while he still can and with the resources he has. Not all people are lucky. He is definitely not taking chances for granted. I wish this family all the best in health.
This father is the PERFECT EPITOME of a man willing to protect his son at all costs. Mad respect to this man.
This Chinese man is a real man willing to do whatever it takes for his family. It warms my heart to see this video.
The child is one of the luckiest baby in this world to have such a loving father many people don't have this luxury in there entire life, i hope he recover from this disease.
Being a Dad myself, it bring tears to my eyes. Salute to this man. May his child recover soon. 🙏
That is a fascinating story... reinvent himself to save his son's life. Bravo 👏👏
What an incredible story! Hats off to this dad. He will be an awesome molecular biologist. I hope his medicine continues to work so that his son can have a normal life.
告诉大家一个好消息，他的孩子刚过完3岁的生日！当时说活不过19个月！现在这位伟大的父亲创造了他和孩子的奇迹…
Seeing your child dying is like seeing yourself dying.
Allowing your child to live is like living twice. Maximum respect to this brave and smart man.
Bless to the child who has got godlike father
Father of the century. Said "Fine, I'll do it myself." and saving his son's life. Beautiful 💙💙💙💙💙
The fact that he tried it on himself first. He was willing to die for the chance to save his son. There is no greater love.
He did try it on some poor rabbits as well..
@@fluffylittleclouds1 you dont know how this world works, are you ?
@@fluffylittleclouds1 i mean they multiply like lightning so killing a few has no effect on the species.
@@fluffylittleclouds1 at that point is either your child die or some pet that you don’t know die
FluffyLittleClouds “He did try it on some poor rabbits as well..” what’s more important to your father, you or rabbits?
This man is what a true dad really is.
The love he has for hid child is unmeasurable.
this guy is willing to do anything for his son, unbelievable
He can make another son. No need to waiste money on dillusional belief that you can save your child from an incurable disease
Just being blunt
@@codguy12 that is easy for you to say, but losing a child without doing anything doubles the pain.
@@codguy12 if the child lives he might grow up to continue expanding that technology and maybe creating something very useful.
@@codguy12 1. I don't know whether you have child of your own or not. But for many parents, their child is not the same as mobile phone, refrigerator, sofa, or any other goods. Replacing with a new one is not that simple. No matter if you have more than 1 child, losing one will leave a scar that will give you pain for a very long time, if not for the rest of your life. That's why parents would do anything they could for their children. And for parents who even lost their children in the end, axtending their efforts to the furthest length when their child is still alive is never a waste. 2. I don't think he's being delusional (i'm not a native english speaker, so i may not understand it correctly, but from the context i guess it's safe if i assume the meaning is the same as the word 'delusional' that i understand), he works based on results from scientific research, not some oomba loomba spells. To certain level, there's a treatment for this disease, so it's not incurable, it's just currently not accessible for some people. So, when this father learnt that principally there's treatment for this disease, i don't think to have hope is the same as being delusional. He's not trying to bring back a dead body to life. His son is still alive. 3. And let's remember, in case of treatment for disease, something incurable at the present might be curable some time in the future. For many cases, to change from that 'incurable' to 'curable' must gone through so many efforts. It may take not only one person's work, but series of many scientists or researchers works. Who knows what this man do may also contribute in curing this disease. I just hope that he keeps getting (and seeking) advices from professionals for what he's doing
He is so amazing, the things human can achieve as long as we are dedicated and focus! Even if he ain't immersed in the field still he finds way more than anyone else. This is love. It made me tear up
Someone please give this man a full scholarship to Harvard Medical School, and to bring his son with him for top treatment. Impressive and admirable paternal instinct.
Thinking the same 🙏🏽
He needs considerate lab experience and dedicated learning, not a university degree.
@@trainsandplanes8304 Precisely, Universities provide lab experience and dedicated learning, guided by the discipline, so he is not relegated to the risks of trial and error, and reinventing the wheel, particulrly when his own son's life is on the line and there is a countdown underway. He needs intense, top level training.
What do you have against university degrees? It will not only serve his objective, it will open doors and provide him with more resources lifelong.
@@ana419 Bro, you really want him to go to College for this? He needs professional help from other professionals, not training that takes hundreds of months.
Someone please send Harvard students on scholarships to China to learn from this man.
This man tell us that he will do everything for his loving son
This man is nations hero and the man the world should definitely know. I am very very sorry about your son Xu, your love and care is immense. My heart and prayers with you !
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so much respect for this guy, may your child be healed, you're an inspiration!!!
This is amazing and heartbreaking. Talk about making no excuses. What a great father. That poor child. Best to that family!
Never under estimate the love of a parent. I pray he is able to help his child.
I respect his perseverance in taking care of his son. His unconditional love!
U r proud asian girl.... never marry non asian plz
@@ashoksingha5954 why?
This is probably one of the most amazing accomplishments of a father for his child that I have ever read.
praying for his precious baby. as a single mom of 4. I'm praying that he gets the help he need or be healed from this.
4?😅
This father is like a fiction character out into real life. I hope him and his family stay healthy and the medicine works out. I wish there's a miracle for the baby.
A father’s unconditional love and sacrifice for his kid. Hope his boy recovers fast and I’m very sure he will.
This hits so deep as a new parent myself. What an incredible father
Grats. I can't even imagine being in love let alone having offspring. Crazy how we all live these different lives and then die.