This article is reproduced from [Qianjiang Evening News];
“Nurse, please help me find this kind little girl, and be sure to forward this.”
The morning on the weekend looks like Busy and nervous as usual, a patient handed a letter to the head nurse Fan Meihua, who was working with her head down, in front of the nurse station in the second ward of the Linping District Hospital of Integrated Chinese and Western Medicine in Hangzhou.
Fan Meihua, who looked surprised, took it, and her eyes were wet after reading it.
The letter reads: I will be admitted to Linping District Hospital of Integrated Traditional Chinese and Western Medicine in Hangzhou on July 24, 2022. On the day of check-in, there was a sore throat, and it was extremely difficult to even drink water. Insomnia, vomiting, and diarrhea were the same symptoms as those during chemotherapy. When I was helpless, helpless, and desperate, an angel in white secretly stuffed me with an anonymous letter. The words were full of encouragement and support for me, and I was moved to tears several times. Through the tireless diagnosis, treatment, comfort, and encouragement of doctors and nurses in the past few days, my symptoms and indicators have improved.
This letter is written by a terminal cancer patient who has struggled with the disease for more than 7 years and has been suffering from pain all the year round. She was almost desperate during the medical treatment, but the words of a young nurse made her feel inexplicable warmth and comfort.
“Thank you to this trainee nurse, and to every angel in white who silently sacrificed in the hospital. The doctors are benevolent, and the medical ethics are noble. They have given us a lot of comfort and made us feel at ease!”
Between the lines, what I read is not just gratitude, but also her confidence in the treatment of the disease.
After several inquiries, I finally found the nurse who “gives her hope” – Wu Rui, a student of Linping Health School.
Two weeks ago, the young post-00s just came to the inner second ward for an internship. After getting along for a few days, he was moved by the “heart of serving the patients wholeheartedly” of the colleagues in the ward, and he taught the teacher. Her teaching by words and deeds, and the care of her sister for her patients, made her have a deeper understanding of the responsibilities and responsibilities of this profession.
“When I saw the patient’s negative and tormented appearance, which touched the softest chord in my heart, I had an idea: what can I do for her?” When he was a student, Wu Rui summoned the courage to write this “warm heart”-like letter of encouragement to this aunt.
“When I took your vital signs today, I heard that you are a cancer patient, and I felt from your words When you are in a negative state now, I feel very uncomfortable when I hear it, and it is also very uncomfortable. Because I see you are quite young, not a few years older than my mother.”
“I don’t know. How long have you been suffering from cancer, but I think you must have had a hard time during this period. In fact, what I want to say is that you should be firmer and live on, and don’t feel that you have not lived long. Look at the world, how much It’s beautiful, the mountains and rivers of the motherland, the progress of your hometown, the growth of your children, there are many, many more, which are all worth seeing.”
“Auntie, you are already very powerful and great, so continue to be great. Let’s go!”
The most difficult thing between people is empathy, you understand my pain, and I understand your good intentions.
Source: Qianjiang Evening News Hours News reporter Shi Wen Correspondent Cai Lifen