On the work card, she has half-waist long hair, neat air bangs, and a sweet smile dignified.
In reality, her new short hair is slightly messy, revealing a striking brain door, and she looks like a tomboy.
Bian Rui, a nurse in the Department of Oncology, Zhejiang University Children’s Hospital, has a huge contrast between the ID photo on her work card and herself, and the story behind it is also touching.
A heart-wrenching joke about a child with cancer
The idea of shaved head
Bian Rui was born in 1998 and joined the Children’s Hospital of Zhejiang University in August 2021, becoming a nurse in surgical oncology.
Bian Rui (second from right) took a group photo with his colleagues when he joined the company < /div>
Because of the need for treatment, doctors generally advise sick children to shave their hair before chemotherapy. Every once in a while, there will be children crying because of cutting their hair, especially the little girls who love beauty.
Once, when Bian Rui saw a beautiful little boy, he couldn’t help squatting down and exclaiming: “You are so beautiful, your eyelashes are so long!” , a girl behind him said, “I have no hair at all!” There is no hair, and even the eyebrows and eyelashes are all lost.
“The children in our oncology department are actually stronger and more optimistic than everyone thinks. I feel very sad when I hear this, but that girl is joking. I said it in a tone of voice.”
At that time, Bian Rui had the idea of shaving his head too.
She’s on an urgent mission after shaving her head
She has a new hairstyle I went to the front line of anti-epidemic
By the end of 2021, Bian Rui felt that the time had come, and decided to take advantage of the “farewell to the old and welcome the new” on December 31, to cut the Keep your hair long and half waist long, and welcome the New Year with a new “bald head” image.
Selfie with long hair
Not long after shaving his head, Bian Rui received an urgent notice in the early morning to go to Ningbo to support nucleic acid sampling.
She joined the Party when she was in college. After joining the job, she took the initiative to sign up for the fight against the epidemic in Shangyu, Shaoxing. This is her second emergency mission.
When they arrived at the hospital to gather, colleagues were surprised to see her, this bare head, and later accompanied her all the way to help Ningbo, Jiaxing and Shanghai.
When I left Shanghai, I was still very short. When I came back a month later, I had long messy short hair.
Photos of Bian Rui during the fight against the epidemic
< div> These strong and optimistic little angels
also filled her with strength < /div>
After finishing the sampling work, Bian Rui returned to the oncology surgery. A familiar little boy saw her for the first time, his eyes were wide, and after a while, he ran to tell his mother: “My sister has cut her hair!”
“I want to tell the children that a bald head can be handsome and cute!”
Bian Rui casually brushed up the newly grown hair, smiling until his eyes narrowed into a slit.
A group photo of Bian Rui and the children
Some time ago, a 5-year-old girl came to the ward and needed chemotherapy, but every time her mother proposed to cut her hair, she would cry and be unwilling.
Bian Rui found the mother and daughter after learning about it, and asked the little girl to touch her bald head and chat and play with her. “It’s fun to have a bald head, right? Do you want to be as cool as your sister?” With her consolation, the little girl finally agreed to cut her hair, and her mother watched with tears in her eyes.
edge ( Left) When playing basketball
Oncology surgery is a place where life and death are faced directly. After working for less than a year, Bian Rui has already sent away several little angels. < /div>
“These children are gone, but they will always be in my memory. Bian Rui said, witnessing the fragility and impermanence of life, she has the courage to do what she really wants to do.
Now, she lives as free and easy as her name , no longer care about other people’s eyes.
In a sense, Bian Rui brought comfort to the child, and the child also brought her courage. Two-way healing.
