The story of Mae Moo Pimphaka and her son Nai Napat has become a focus of interest across all circles, including Add Carabao Upon learning about their situation, he posted a message to offer support to both, which contained the following words
"Seeing the news about Mae Moo and her son Nai reminds me of myself. I always tell myself that when raising children, we raise them to grow up and then must let go—just watch from a distance but be ready to step in when they fall..."
I hope Mae Moo and her son will come to understand each other and love each other as before. I want to send my support to both of them. Parents love their children in ways sometimes children don’t realize because some things don’t need to be explained."
"I smoked from vocational school until I was 34 years old before quitting. One day, I was holding my little child after returning from a concert tour, still with a cigarette in my mouth. Before I could put it down, my child, unaware, grabbed the cigarette I was holding—his whole hand on it, and the lighter caught my little child's hand along with a loud cry..."
It was a heartbreaking image beyond words. What I did then was to quit smoking completely—cigarette 69—for her, for my wife, for my beloved children who mean the world to me... Brothers."
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