Summon of The Sword novel Chapter 1278

Some patients developed the disease quickly. Some were treated with precision, which could delay it longer.

It was also why Old Master Parker could not stand up to greet Sean and Leonard when they arrived.

His legs and arms had atrophied to the point of near immobility.

Due to the Parker family's wealth, they had been treating Old Master Parker. Besides that, they used a lot of expensive imported drugs.

Otherwise, Old Master Parker could only lie on the bed and even have problems speaking.

"Oh..."

Hearing Leonard's diagnosis, Andrew let out a small sigh.

The faces of the other doctors and the girl darkened.

A difficult disease like amyotrophic lateral sclerosis had virtually no cure.

There was no cure for amyotrophic lateral sclerosis in the medical industry around the world.

It could only be controlled with treatments that improve body function and delay the progression of the disease.

However, even if delayed, it could not change the atrophy of the entire body muscle. You would end up living a life worse than death.

Therefore, it was almost like a death sentence once you had this disease. You could only wait to die.

It was the diagnosis the Parker family had received after traveling from hospital to hospital with Old Master Parker.

Andrew and the rest refused to give up. They had always thought the hospital had made a wrong diagnosis, so they did not give up.

However, even Leonard said Old Master Parker had amyotrophic lateral sclerosis.

It was like a death sentence for Old Master Parker.

For a moment, the living room was silent.

The doctors, Andrew, and Old Master Parker, were a little quiet.

Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis. There was no other way but to wait for your death.

Even if the process could be slowed down, it could be painful.

"Haha! It's okay!

"I've lived for a long time and done it all.

"My children and grandchildren are good to me. My family gets along with each other. I have no regrets."

After a while, Old Master Parker laughed. He seemed to have gotten over it.