My mother had a stroke, and my wife is a nurse. I felt relieved, thinking she could take care of my mom. But to my surprise, she refused. She said if she is going to take care of my mom, she has to do this because itโs part of her job. At first, I thought she was joking, but things got serious when I left my mom in a critical state. My mom had soiled herself, and when I came back after five hours, she was still in the same condition.[โฆ]CLICK HERE TO READ THE FULL ARTICLEโถ
I asked my wife why she didnโt clean Mama up. She told me she hadnโt been paid. I couldnโt believe it, so I talked to my older siblings since Mama is living with me. They agreed to pay my wife to take care of Mama.
Do you know how much my wife asked for? She wanted 2,000 Ghana cedis and later sent a message to my twin sister, saying she would take 1,500 Ghana cedis as her final price. Isnโt this too much for someone she calls โMamaโ? What will she even do to charge that much? Is this not being cruel?
All my sisters work from 6 a.m. to 9 p.m., and my wife is the only one around because she works in a government hospital and has more flexible hours. Is this fair? Why is she charging money to take care of the woman who gave birth to the man she marriedโฆCLICK HERE TO READ MORE ARTICLES>>>ย
