我承认我有病我会治好你的
[wŏ chéng rèn wŏ yŏu bìng wŏ huì zhì hăo nĭ de]
Translating as 'I admit I'm sick. But I'll cure you,' the user likely plays on irony, perhaps using the notion of being emotionally troubled ('having issues') but turning around offering support. This may reflect a willingness to confront personal issues together with their loved ones, emphasizing co-recovery.