All the mother are repectable

this week a piece of news caused hot discussion around, a man refused to agree the Caesarean birth surgery to his sick pregnant (身持ち,임신한, 怀孕的) wife though the doctors perfuit him for 3 hours. finally the woman died with the baby, he agreed when he saw the death, but too late. The possible reason why he did not approve it:
1. can't have more babies.
2. thought she only caught cold, can be cured by medicine,
3. don't have the money ( though the hospital offer free and some patients around even offer 10,000 if he agree, he can't believe)

later the jounlisty researched that they're not legally married. he knew the contact of her relatives -- which can be used for surgery approval -- but he did not provide it to the hospital. I personally doubt this law is unfair to the patients without conscious, maybe this is set to avoid rebuse of the surgery at the begining.

for whatever, it's a tragedy. All the mother are repectable, they take the risk of death when they accept pregnancy.

Birth of thereyoucome

The first visited site in blogspot I remembered was Thereyougo.blogspot.com. I thought "there you go" is a wrong expression, and can't believe it's unavailable when I registered. Later I'm also curious the one who like the same words as me, so visited it timely.

Both my family name and Chinese name are not easy to pronounciate. I have my own English name, but sometimes when I try to register, I found it's already unavailable, which means there's another one has the same name as mine.

It's not easy to register an ID available, so I tried to use a sentence. After tried a lot of other words, including "Here you go" and "there you go", I typed "There you come". Thanks heaven, it's not a term can be found in the dictionary, I signed up successfully.