My Disabled Father and His Job Every Day for 20+Years|The Raw Reality of Earning LowIncome inVietnam

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  @Changnormallife · 2 months ago (edited) · pinned

  Hello everyone! I&apos;m Chang, and this is my new YouTube video.<br><br>In this video, I want to introduce you to the biggest motivation in my life: My father. We come from a low-income family, and my dad is deaf and mute. Despite his disability, for over 20 years, he has worked tirelessly every single day as a bricklayer to provide for our family .He has traded his sweat and hard work in complete silence just to make sure we are taken care of.<br><br>Watching his silent sacrifices and immense resilience is the biggest reason I decided to push myself, work hard, and become financially independent. My ultimate dream is to one day give him the rest he truly deserves so he no longer has to do such grueling work.<br><br>Thank you so much for taking the time to watch my story. Your support, kind words, and encouragement truly mean a lot to me and my dad. <br>If you&apos;d like to support my journey, here&apos;s my donation link: <a href="https://www.patreon.com/cw/Changnormalife/shop">https://www.patreon.com/cw/Changnormalife/shop</a><br><br>I would be truly grateful for any support. Thank you so much for your kindness and generosity. It means the world to me and my family!

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  @brigs369 · 2 months ago (edited)

  Lord, forgive me how often I&apos;m ungrateful. Your father&apos;s perseverance is inspiring. Praying for your family

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  @JekP0rkins · 2 months ago

  I am a Chinese American and I have so much respect for you and your family. &nbsp;In America we do not appreciate all that we have. &nbsp;I hope this small amount can help you and your family.

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  @LovableLatte · 2 months ago (edited)

  I live in Rochester NY, USA which has one of the largest populations of Deaf people in the world. As someone who lives in an area rich in Deaf culture it seems like your father is a regular Deaf adult, that struggled as a child if no one was able to communicate with him effectively and that struggle followed him into adulthood in an area where Deaf people don&apos;t have support.<br><br>Watching him closely, he seems very observant and the fact that he was able to adapt with so much going against him early in his life shows not only tremendous strength but extreme intelligence. Intelligence can be subjective. Whereas he may not have been taught properly as a child and was possibly neglected in areas where socialization is really important, it can come across as an Intelligence issue when it&apos;s simply trying to understand your bearings and being unable to properly communicate. Your father is amazing. ❤

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  @Ciberhannah · 2 months ago (edited)

  Dear Chang, I live in Spain, my parents are Chinese migrants, they came to Spain in the 90s. I encountered your videos recently and they are so insightful, sweet, emotional and interesting. Your father is such a remarkable man. Well, indeed, your whole family. Send you big hugs from this side of the world.

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• MO

  @mongeddavid22 · 2 months ago

  Your Father sounds like a really special person. Im sure he is not lonely as it seems he has a very loving and caring family.

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  @TuNguyen39200 · 2 months ago

  I&apos;m a friend of Chang&apos;s brother, and I live 5km away from his house. I was also the first person to encourage Chang&apos;s brother to start a YouTube channel to seek opportunities. The two brothers have been doing very well by using their family&apos;s true story to create content for their channel. All the stories Chang shares are true because I personally visited their family home to talk and offer support. Thank you to all the brothers and sisters living on this earth who watched the videos and empathized with their family. I feel truly touched by everyone&apos;s help to their family. Much love 💛💛💛

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• KA

  @karremania · 2 months ago

  Give a big high five to your father and a big hug to your mother, both are really amazing.

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• WL

  @wladimir07 · 2 months ago

  In this fast-paced world, it&apos;s easy to forget how good you have it. Thanks for reminding me. Hard work pays off—never stop dreaming.

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• BR

  @brianlingg5518 · 2 months ago

  Thanks for sharing your family’s story. Please continue your university studies and spoken English.

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• EM

  @emartin4667 · 2 months ago (edited)

  Thanks for sharing your story! You, your dad and family deserve all the good things that will be coming to you. Best of Luck!

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  @shted224 · 2 months ago (edited)

  God bless all of you. Your dad &nbsp;seems like such a sweet man. Be proud of your father

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