I was recently laid off, so I'm worried about gifts for this year.

Since some time ago, I have been giving envelopes and small gifts to my father-in-law and mother-in-law.

 

It wasn't like this from the beginning after I got married.

I think it all started a few years ago, around 2-3 years ago.

 

I have always given an envelope as a basic gesture during holidays.

I also prepared a gift here for you.

The two of you especially have issues with your wrists and ankles.

 

Last Lunar New Year, I gave each of them two months' worth of joint supplements from the ones available on the market.

Last Chuseok, since it seemed you didn't take your supplements regularly, I gave you one of the available near-infrared light therapy devices on the market so you could comfortably use one for each.

 

They even called to say they felt so good and refreshed, and I remember how happy they were at that time.

This year's holiday break is also long, so I think you'll probably be looking forward to it as well.

 

I'm worried that if I suddenly stop what I've been doing, something bad might happen, so I'm concerned about that.

 

At the unfortunate time of resigning last December, I was also worried about the costs unnecessarily.

 

Still, this time, it's better to just let it go since the situation isn't good, right?

Or is there something reasonably priced that we can offer to people with joint problems?