Do parents who are sick and don t want their children to know?

Many parents don't want their children to know when they are sick, because they are afraid that their children will worry, which will affect his work and his life. In the same way, as children, we sometimes don't want our parents to know when we are sick, and we are afraid that our parents will worry.

Yes, many parents don't want their children to know when they are sick, because they are afraid that their children will be worried, and they also know that their children are under pressure at work and should not add trouble to their children.

Yes, because his parents are sick, he doesn't want his children to worry and doesn't want to affect his children's mood, so he will hide it from his children.

Yes, because parents are very afraid of their children when they are sick, which will affect their children's work or life.

Yes, because parents are very afraid of their children's worries, and they bear whatever they do by themselves.

Legal basis: Law of the People's Republic of China on the Protection of the Rights and Interests of the Elderly

Article 14: Supporters shall perform their obligations to provide financial support, daily care, and spiritual comfort to the elderly, and take care of the special needs of the elderly. Supporters refer to the children of the elderly and other persons who have the obligation to support them in accordance with the law. The spouse of the supporter shall assist the supporter in fulfilling the maintenance obligation.

Article 15: Supporters shall ensure that the sick elderly receive timely care and care; For the elderly who have financial difficulties, medical expenses shall be provided. For the elderly who are unable to take care of themselves, the caregiver shall bear the responsibility of care; Where they cannot take care of them in person, they may entrust others or elderly care establishments to take care of them in accordance with the wishes of the elderly.

Article 16: Supporters shall make proper arrangements for the housing of the elderly, and must not force the elderly to live in or move to houses with poor conditions. Children or other relatives must not encroach on the housing owned or rented by the elderly, and must not change the property rights or lease relationship without authorization. The caregiver has the obligation to maintain the housing owned by the elderly.

Article 18: Family members shall care about the spiritual needs of the elderly, and must not neglect or neglect the elderly. Family members who live separately from the elderly shall frequently visit or greet the elderly. The employer shall, in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State, guarantee the right of the supporter to take leave for family visits.

Article 20: With the consent of the elderly, the supporters may sign an agreement on the performance of their support obligations. The content of the maintenance agreement must not contravene the provisions of the law and the wishes of the elderly. Basic-level mass autonomous organizations, organizations for the elderly, or the unit to which the supporter belongs supervises the performance of the agreement.

If the mother is sick and the son does not care, the mother can directly ask the child to pay alimony, or she can ask the residents' committee, the villagers' committee, and the unit where she is located to mediate to persuade the child to pay. If the child fails to fulfill the obligation of support, the parent who is unable to work or has difficulty in living may file a request through litigation procedures, and the people's court shall determine the amount of maintenance and the method of payment through mediation or judgment in accordance with the actual needs of the parents and the financial affordability of the child.

Article 1067 of the Civil Code of the People's Republic of China clearly stipulates that when a child fails to perform the obligation of support, the parents who are unable to work or have difficulty in making a living have the right to demand that the child pay alimony.