The Story of a Loyal Wife Accompanying Her Husband for Dialysis More than 900 Times Over 9 Years: 'If Possible, I Would Give Some of My Life'

Curhatan Istri Setia Dampingi Suami Cuci Darah Lebih dari 900 Kali Selama 9 Tahun: 'Jika Mungkin, Kuberikan Sebagian Umurku'

A Loyal Wife's Confession Accompanies Her Husband for Blood Dialysis More than 900 Times Over 9 Years: 'If Possible, I Would Give Some of My Life'

"Dream - The story of a woman from Bogor named Riri Robiani and her husband deserves the title of a true couple for life. How could it not? The 30-year-old woman faithfully accompanies her husband, Yassir AlHabsyi, during his dialysis treatments."

The Story of a Loyal Wife Accompanying Her Husband for Dialysis More than 900 Times Over 9 Years: 'If Possible, I Would Give Some of My Life'

The 31-year-old man was diagnosed with chronic kidney failure. He has undergone hundreds of dialysis sessions over the past nine years. Recently, Riri accompanied Yassir for his 930th dialysis session on Thursday, June 25, 2024. Through video posts on TikTok @ririyassir01, Riri shares her journey in supporting her husband during his struggle with chronic kidney failure.

"Riri told that her husband was diagnosed with chronic kidney failure in 2015. At that time, their marriage was not yet a year old."

The translation of "Kabar yang Mengejutkan" to English is "Shocking News".

The process of Yassir's dialysis journey was not easy. Especially in the early days when Yassir was first diagnosed with chronic kidney failure. Riri said that when he was diagnosed with chronic kidney failure, Yassir was actually in the process of treating his leaking heart disease.

"Of course, the news about chronic kidney failure is very heavy for Riri and her husband. They also tried various treatment efforts. Yassir even underwent alternative herbal treatment to address his health issues."

The translation of "Harus Cuci Darah Seumur Hidup" to English is "Must undergo dialysis for life."

"However, undergoing alternative treatment for four months, Yassir's condition actually worsened to the point where he had to be rushed to the hospital. Since then, the doctor advised Riri that her husband should undergo dialysis that will last a lifetime."

According to Riri, her husband's mental state started to drop when he first began dialysis. Her husband even refused to undergo dialysis again, so he had to be forced to go to the hospital.

"The first two years still often had drama like that because Riri and Yassir could not come to terms with the situation. However, a few years later, Yassir began to come to terms with the situation. He was able to start undergoing dialysis happily and without coercion. Especially since the arrival of a child in 2019, Yassir became even more enthusiastic about undergoing his chronic kidney failure treatment."

"Now Yassir's condition is much better, and he can even engage in activities as he used to. Riri was also momentarily in disbelief about her husband's current condition when reflecting on his struggles in the past."

The translation of "Bersyukur Punya Mertua yang Baik" to English is "Grateful to Have a Good In-Law."

In a podcast, Riri expressed her gratitude for the improvement in her husband's health condition. She is even very happy to have in-laws who are so kind to her. Riri feels that her in-laws are the best in-laws in the world. Because her in-laws do not want to bring another person's child to share in the suffering with their sick child.

Sure! Here is the translation with the HTML tags preserved: "So I was immediately offered, 'Riri, this isn't just a day or two. I'm afraid Riri won't be strong enough. Come on, Mom will take you to your parents' house, we'll return you properly,'""

Riri's words mimic her mother-in-law's speech at that time.

"Meanwhile, Yassir said that he truly loves his wife who is so loyal even though he is in his weakest condition. He realizes that his illness is lifelong. So he does not want to make his wife suffer because of his condition."

"I don't want to be selfish, you know. I mean, I know this (disease) has to last a lifetime." "I love Riri. I don't want the person I love to suffer." "It turns out that until now, after 9 years of being sick, she is still here. Yes, tests have to be faced, not avoided," said Yassir.

"If possible, Riri said she is willing to give up her long life to be given to her beloved husband."

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