Ruben Onsu and Sarwendah Continue to Work Despite Being Sick, Realistically Need Money

Kapanlagi.com - Lately, Ruben Onsu has been in and out of the hospital. The same goes for Sarwendah, who was recently hospitalized. Despite their declining health, they continue to be busy with work and carry out their activities as usual.

Responding to many people's comments asking why they still work when they are sick, Sarwendah has her own answer. She believes that when someone is sick, they definitely need money, so they still have to work.

"The important thing is, when people ask why we still work even though we're sick, we're very realistic that we're also in need of money. So we still work," said Sarwendah in Kelapa Gading, North Jakarta, on Sunday (26/6).

1. Used to Working

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In addition, Ruben Onsu and Sarwendah are used to working every day. Because just staying at home may not necessarily improve their condition.

"Basically, we're people who are used to working, so if we're told to just stay at home, we can't do it. Because actually, sometimes when people are sick, they need to pay attention to their psychological state. If they're happy, their immunity will also increase," said Sarwendah.

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2. Doctor's Observation

However, all activities carried out by Ruben Onsu and Sarwendah are still monitored by a doctor. They always ask for permission from the doctor before engaging in any activity.

"But all of this is still under the doctor's supervision. So, what we do has already been informed to the doctor, whether it's okay or not. We want to stay healthy because being healthy is important. It's sad, confusing, but we still have to go through it," he said.

3. Finding Solutions

Facing the reality that she and her husband are sick at the same time, Sarwendah tries to find the best solution instead of looking for the cause. She also thanks the people who always pray for her family.

"If, for example, yesterday my father was sick and suddenly I also got sick, I didn't think about why it happened, but rather how to recover. Because if we look for the source of the problem, it's no longer necessary. We need to focus on finding the solution," Sarwendah explained.

"Especially since the children are still young, we need to focus on that and be grateful that many people pray and care for us. Thank you so much for all the prayers, we hope everything goes well," she concluded.

(kpl/rhm/sry)