Husband and wife are the same forest birds, each flying on the brink of disaster! Today the editor wants to overturn this sentence so that you can believe in the greatness of love every minute!
The story's heroine from Perth, named Cynara Stalenhoef, a mother of two children, has a happy family.
The picture from: Today Tonight shows the Cynara Stalenhoef before losing weight.
In 2015, an unfortunate news befell the happy family of four, and Stalenhoef's husband, Matt, was officially diagnosed with tubular sclerosis (Tubular Sclerosis).
The disease is extremely rare in Australia and the world, with fewer than 1000 people living in Australia. The main symptoms are that the mass develops over time to all organs of the body, including the brain, liver and heart.
Matt was found to have the disease during a routine physical examination, with masses distributed in the skin and brain, but mostly concentrated in the kidneys, which means that Matt needs a kidney transplant to relieve the pain caused by the disease.
Picture from: Today Tonight. Matt and two kids.
Matt's doctors recommend the removal of two kidneys, and Matt has been actively cooperating with doctors for medication, but the condition has not improved. The couple had also considered going abroad for treatment.
Stalenhoef couldn't bear to see her husband suffer from his illness and decided to donate his kidney to him. However, her offer was rejected.
"when the doctor told me that I couldn't save my husband because I had so much fat in my body, I was shocked and desperate," Stalenhoef told reporters.
To save her husband Stalenhoef's decision to lose weight, she set herself up with a near-cruelty fitness plan and kept her weight-loss plan secret to her husband.
Picture from: Today Tonight. Stalenhoef is undergoing professional private training.
"I had the most professional private fitness training in Rockingham for the past two months, and it was very painful at first, but slowly I fell in love with it."
"I started a 5-kilometer run in September, and now I can run a half-marathon."
To everyone's surprise, Stalenhoef has lost 54 kilograms so far, half her weight.
Picture from: Today Tonight. Stalenhoef, pants before losing weight.
Stalenhoef's success in losing weight clearly gave her husband a big surprise. "my wife's near-exacting exercise over the past few months was totally for me, and I'm surprised I didn't know anything about it," Matt said.
Picture from: Today Tonight. Matt is gradually recovering.
It is reported that the current Matt is awaiting the final test results, in the near future will have a kidney transplant surgery! We also expect Matt to recover as soon as possible.
Moved, the editor believes in love again!