> twg, nej thiaj yuav kam interefere los puas report rau authorities?

> Peb feem coob mas peb yeej khav thiab qhuas tias peb cov Hmoob mas
> thiaj txawj hlub thiab nav thwm peb cov laus.  

>Nov
> yog hais txog kev abuse/neglect los ntawm nws tsev neeg los puas sov
> txheeb ze nws ntag.  Abuse/neglect txog dab tsi thiab yuav txog level
> twg, nej thiaj yuav kam interefere los puas report rau authorities?

> Now the question is who do you want to protect?  The son or the mom?

> Nhubkaj,
>
> definitely, to protest the mom...except that who is going to help us
> doing her funeral when the time comes? unless, she must come to Yob
> and my church, so we can directly her spirit to proper place.
>
> as you can see that not all mhong people are as loving as they had
> claimed.  one must know that money and love play no favor in man
> kind.  it's sad to hear such a story, but it does exit in every
> community.
>
> Born

> xto,
>
> God said, "If you cannot even love those whom you can see, then how
> can you love me whom you cannot see?"
>
> Many people who go to church claim to love God, but actually, they
> merely love themselves.  So, "it would be easier for a camel to jump
> through the eye of a needle than it would be for those people to get
> to Heaven."
>
> It's unfortunate that many of our elderly are stuck in the hope that
> their children will take care of them in old age.  Because of such
> hope, many placed themselves in positions to be abused and neglected.
> It doesn't have to be that way forever.  Soon, Hmong will have senior
> homes that are tailored specifically to meet Hmong elderly needs.