A husband wrote to his wife "went away" forever in the delivery room, causing many people to be moved, many husbands would be startled "what has gone can not be recovered"
Opening the letter is the message he wants to send all "men" in the world:
"To all men, we did not realize how lucky a woman was in life. I just lost my wife today, she left while giving birth to our first child. So, I decided to write this letter to her, and also to all the beloved women.
"Honey,
Thank you for coming and becoming a blessing in my life. I spent too much to build a place called home for him but he sometimes does not pay attention to it.
I sacrificed my freedom and comfort for nine months to bring him a child. He sacrificed beauty, physique, health with the desire to build a perfect family and finally pay with his own life.
How can I enjoy the happiness of raising children alone, when I am not with you during that difficult pregnancy.
I was not around to comfort you every night when my belly grew bigger and made me uncomfortable. I was not with you to tell you that you are always the most beautiful woman in the world when you stand in front of the mirror and look at every stretch of the belly.
You should have been the one who helped me deal with the annoying feet when I did not bend over to shave them.
He should have been the one who helped me put on my socks, put on my shoes when I could not bend over my stomach.
I do not want to eat anything but still did not miss a meal for him. You should have been the new cook.
But he just watched his belly grow bigger until that happened.
I did the best I could and when I saw that effort was not enough, I even sacrificed my life.
I love you!".
At the end of his post, the man sends wishes to all pregnant women to give birth to a healthy, smooth baby. He also expects all men in the world to "treat their women as queen because they are truly queen. We need to be with them when they alone face nine months of hard work to grow a new sprout. They sacrificed so much when giving birth that they deserve to be cherished. "