Monkey reconnected with her elementary school teacher, Erica Chan, in 2008 and became her primary caregiver after learning of her stage four cancer diagnosis, sharing the burden with Erica's husband. During the journey of accompanying Erica until her passing, Monkey, encouraged by her teacher, not only rediscovered her passion for art but also learned to confront life, death, and regrets. More importantly, she created precious memories with Erica throughout the caregiving process.

Ding Ding, inspired by her own experience caring for her mother, established the "Human Flower Journal" project to provide caregivers with a space for relaxation and emotional release. Monkey will collaborate with Ding Ding in a limited partnership to support more caregivers in the "mental garden."

Because of love, the originally rugged path can continue, allowing each other to avoid loneliness.

Sixty-three-year-old contractor "Brother Gai" has been in a relationship with his girlfriend Sandy for 30 years. However, a diagnosis in 2022 changed everything. Brother Gai was diagnosed with motor neuron disease, and within just a year, his condition deteriorated to the point where he could no longer move or speak. In an instant, Sandy transformed from a pampered woman into a caregiver, taking on the responsibility of caring for Brother Gai and cherishing the limited time they have left together.

Fortunately, through the collaboration of government agencies, the Tuen Mun Hospital's palliative care team, and community groups like the Anglican Church's Elderly Community Centre's palliative care services, Sandy and Brother Gai received the professional support they needed to "live well" in their remaining time. This support allows them to not feel alone on their caregiving journey and to walk further together.

"The story of a lifetime between two brothers" captures the relationship between older brother and younger brother, a tale of love, responsibility, and hope.

From a young age, Simon knew his brother was different. His brother's movements, communication, emotions, and intelligence were all unlike those of others. Faced with various "quirky" behaviors resulting from his brother's condition, Simon once chose to distance himself from his brother and family. He would avoid going out with him and preferred to sit at a separate table during meals to prevent others from knowing about him. However, as their mother aged, Simon gradually realized that caring for his brother was a responsibility he could not escape, and he was the family's only support. Consequently, he enrolled in courses related to social work and nursing, eventually becoming a social worker dedicated to helping others help themselves. On the day of his graduation photoshoot, the embrace shared among the family confirmed the true meaning of "the story of a lifetime between two brothers."

The bitterness and sacrifices of caregivers often go unnoticed. Facing the long journey of caregiving and supporting caregivers is not just about coordination among family members; it's also a societal responsibility. Therefore, the older brother attends the "Fu Hong Association" Adult Training Center, funded by the Social Welfare Department, from Monday to Friday. There, he receives training and daytime care, finding a space that belongs to him while allowing the family some much-needed respite.