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Woman carries son with cerebral palsy all the way to the top of Yushan｜Taiwan News

Remember the mother who ran a marathon with her son with cerebral palsy earlier this month? They’ve even summitted Yushan together. A charity documentary on this arduous trip will soon be available to stream online. During the premiere event, the caring mother said bed-rotting was not an option for her son. She’s clearly gone above and beyond, taking Hsiao-bi all the way to the top. Chen Chia-ling’s son Hsiao-bi got cerebral palsy at six months old after an adverse reaction to a vaccine. For over 20 years since, Chen has accompanied him on almost 300 marathon races. They even summited Yushan earlier this year. Chen Chia-ling Hsiao-bi’s mother It never occurred to me to give up, because I see so many people keep going for him. I don’t even think about giving up. It doesn’t matter whether they can see or not. It’s great help regardless. The hike up Taiwan’s highest peak was no easy feat. It required nine months of preparation, medical checks and training to make sure Hsiao-bi could handle it. When it was time, the mother-and-son had doctors by their side. TV presenter Patty Lee was also with them. Patty Lee TV presenter Every time I see Ms. Chen putting her forehead against her son’s, I struggle to hold back tears. I’ll excuse myself for a bit because I don’t want to bring down the mood. With experience presenting diving shows, Lee was the ideal narrator for the documentary. She said she didn’t think twice about accepting the role. Patty Lee TV presenter I think it’s really meaningful. Whatever it is that we do, it doesn’t only benefit us. It’s not for my own experience. So I immediately said yes. Chen Chia-ling Hsiao-bi’s mother It doesn’t matter how much time you spend outside. As long as you take your kid out, you’ll see a completely different expression on their face. Many people who are institutionalized long-term only get to look at the ceiling. And when they’re watching the ceiling you’ll see their eyes vacant and their mouths open. I don’t want my kid to become like that. With Chen by his side, Hsiao-bi got to travel around Taiwan, even summiting Yushan. The documentary on their quest will be available to stream online starting on Dec. 23. For more Taiwan news, tune in: Sun to Fri at 9:30 pm on Channel 152 Tue to Sat at 1 am on Channel 53 #台灣新聞 #TaiwanNews #民視新聞 #FTV新聞 #Taiwan