The experience summarized by clinicians is that feelings may be very important, but patients without emotional support can still live a good life as long as they can become strong.

If a patient lives by relying solely on feelings, the clinician will feel very scared. If something goes wrong with the person the patient depends on, he will not change his mind. If the person dies in an accident, what should the patient do?

"Your daughter is a smart person, and she has taken these issues into consideration very clearly," said Section Chief Yang.

Lin Jiayin knew that it would be useless to rely on anything if she couldn't do it. Otherwise, she wouldn't have said such pessimistic words to her attending doctor: I would rather die than become a useless person.

As a family member, Lin’s father and mother thought that it would be easier to talk about as long as their daughter had the surgery to save her life. Now I understand after hearing the doctor’s explanation that the real “treatment” may be the beginning of the operation.

Mother Lin leaned her head on the sofa, her face turned pale and she couldn't cry.

Dad Lin, who patted his wife's back, burst into tears.

Their daughter is proud of being outstanding since childhood and is an internationally renowned star. As a result, she is now completely in her life.

Don’t blame Lin Jiayin for saying that I want to finish the performance, because there will be no such opportunity for her life in the future.

"Doctor Tao, did Dr. Cao tell you?" Director Wu did not ask Cao Yong, but simply asked Tao Zhijie. I guess Tao Zhijie had gone to ask the attending doctor's condition.

"The tumor is big." Tao Zhijie relays Cao Yong's half-covered words.

The implication is that sequelae are inevitable. This problem was judged by many famous overseas doctors when Lin Jiayin was seeking medical treatment overseas. Cao Yong initially told his classmates and patients that what overseas doctors said was basically facts. No matter how awesome he is, he cannot ignore the facts.

The more tumors invade nearby tissues, the more they have to be cut off by surgery, and problems are destined to occur.

As a doctor but not a neurosurgeon, to be honest, he can't help patients more than Cao Yong. It's okay to ask him to encourage patients to receive treatment like a friend. However, what patients need most when they are sick is a professional doctor rather than love. The only thing that can relieve patients' worries is a medical plan and no other.

When the patient is sick, he is in a low and fragile period and wants to seek some comfort. Section Chief Yang said: "I can just borrow my shoulders to cry for her. Dr. Tao must be willing to lend a helping hand."

In clinical practice, medical staff are mostly not distinguished between men and women. If the patient and his family need it, they will give him a hug and comfort him.

Lin’s father and mother’s ideas were corrected and back on track. If the daughter is busy with her career, she will help her inquire and seek various treatment plans and conduct comprehensive analysis. As parents, they will take on these things and provide logistical support for their daughter.

When the patient is pessimistic, the family members should be more optimistic than follow.

After the family left, Dean Wu came over and chatted with his subordinates. While drinking, he asked, "What's going on with you?"

It was not my own patient who took the initiative to care, and said that his friend was so close to him that he went to watch someone's performance, which made people unable to hide the idea of ​​Feifei.

Tao Zhijie told the hospital leaders the truth: "I didn't expect it."
Chapter completed!