시댁 동거, 내 집, 그리고 이별 | 국제결혼 며느리의 시댁 이야기

In the In-laws Series, this story is about my father-in-law. My father-in-law, who went to work in a wheelchair every day despite losing his legs to diabetes. Although he grew increasingly thin while undergoing artificial dialysis, he never stopped until the very end. I share the story of my father-in-law, who passed away at the age of 71 after a lifetime of hardship, and the feelings I experienced while watching over him. We also discussed Japan's Day Service under the Long-term Care Insurance system. ⏳Timeline 0:00 Intro 0:31 Life with a Family of 6 1:04 Long-term Care Services 2:23 Continued Artificial Dialysis 3:32 Moving Out Again - My Own Home 4:47 Graduating from Being a Stay-at-Home Husband 5:28 Worsening of My Father-in-law's Condition 6:41 I Will Preserve This House My Father-in-law Left Behind Well. #InternationalMarriage #JapaneseInLaws #LifeInJapan #JapaneseDaughterInLaw #FatherInLaw #InLawStory #KoreanJapaneseCouple #KoreanJapaneseMarriedCouple #DailyLifeInJapan #Yokohama #JapanLongTermCareInsurance #DayService #ArtificialDialysis #Diabetes #KoreansLivingInJapan #RealityOfInternationalMarriage #DaughterInLawStory #LifeInJapanVlog ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// This is a record of my small daily life living in Japan, stories of working as a UI/UX designer, stories of aging, and what it means to 'live as myself'. #LifeInJapan #LivingAsADesigner #MomInJapan #DesignerInJapan #SideHustleStory #DesignerSideHustle #SelfEmployed #Freelancer #RetirementSideHustle #MiddleAgedVlog #EmploymentInJapan