Should I have called my father to Tokyo? A story about brothers leaving without knowing the correct answer
Should I call my elderly father to Tokyo after the earthquake?
Or should I leave it in a familiar place?
The opinions of the eldest son and the second son were divided.
"Let's take him to an environment where he can undergo rehabilitation."
"If I leave a familiar place, my father may not get used to it."
Both should have thought of their father.
However, while the family searched for answers, my father gradually weakened and eventually became bedridden.
Was the eldest son right?
Was the second son right?
I still don't know the answer.
Before I knew it, my siblings had also lost contact.
When we think of disaster preparedness, we think of water and food.
However, how to support an elderly family member may be one of the important preparations.
What would you do?
This is a reconstructed story based on actual experiences and examples.

































































