'Die on the road, not in hospital': Chinese man takes paralysed wife on epic road trip
Reported bySouth China Morning Post ↗·Sourced by Goodlede
Liu Peijin, 69, a former serviceman from Shandong province, has spent a decade travelling across China with his partially paralysed wife after diabetes complications in 2010 prevented her from walking, choosing shared adventure over hospital care.
Her condition is described as partial paralysis; the article does not provide medical details about prognosis or current mobility.
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