Chapter 2438: Unexpected
Wait, Hu Hao, what do you mean by this?
Pan Shihua and Wei Shangquan grabbed the two internal medicine classmates and asked, "What was the name of the child patient you mentioned earlier? Is their father’s surname Zhang?"
Zhao Zhaowei and Zhang Desheng were dumbfounded: Yes, the surname is Zhang. There are many people with the surname Zhang in the world, making it hard to immediately associate this patient with Student Xie’s high school classmate.
Perhaps the Zhang family moved to the Capital due to business reasons and to treat the elderly. Xie Wanying indeed only learned about the Zhang family’s situation today. The problem is Hu Hao misheard the doctor’s words. She earnestly explained: "As far as I know, the doctors haven’t asked the family to find a hematopoietic stem cell donor yet. Donation is a voluntary act, no one can force an unwilling person to donate, that would be against the law."
Regardless, Hu Hao waved his hand and insisted on one point: "Xie Wanying, I’m saying that your brain sometimes goes haywire. Think about the last time you talked to me with such terrifying words about abortion, did you consider my feelings? You just rattle off your so-called medical knowledge."
Isn’t that how doctors are? At a critical moment like this, not instilling medical knowledge into you is equivalent to not telling you the truth. When your son is torn to pieces by instruments, won’t you turn back and blame me?
Being a doctor is like this, sometimes no matter what you say, it’s wrong.
"You claim you’re scientific as a doctor. I ask you, if her brother comes to ask you whether she’s suitable to donate, what would you say? If the match is successful and she’s really suitable to donate, what would you say?"
Xie Wanying remained silent.
"See. I knew this would be the outcome. You know what kind of person her brother is, Xie Wanying. Her brother will force her to donate. Be honest, you’ll become an accomplice, the villain forcing her to donate. Do you realize that?"
How difficult it is to be a doctor. Some issues clearly have nothing to do with technical expertise, yet inexplicably get dragged into the patient’s family drama.
In this current drama, the ill three-year-old child is the most innocent. Surrounding this faultless, pitiful child, various dramas will unfold one after another. What doctors fear most is absurdity, fearing that in the end, everyone will accuse this innocent child of being the instigator.
They say university is a small society. Those who have been through clinical practice will know, each hospital bed is a small society.
Thinking back to last year when Grandma Zhang Wei came to Guoxie for treatment, she had the fortune to meet Zhang Wei’s family, including Zhang Wei’s parents and Zhang Wei’s aunt. Zhang Wei’s father and aunt are considered to be well-educated and reasonable people. But know this, even the most sensible person can do things that leave others at a loss for words.
As Zhang Wei’s deskmate, Xie Wanying remembers that Zhang Wei was actually not someone who could keep secrets or words to herself. Zhang Wei’s usual catchphrases were nothing more than the following:
Chinese people are awful, shown by their lack of punctuality compared to foreigners, in which they are horrible.
Chinese people aren’t gentlemanly, unlike foreigners.
I hate children the most. Don’t ask me why, I’ll never want to have children in my lifetime.
I hate short people, just hate them.
A person must have reasons for hating these things, it can’t be without cause.
What kind of person is Zhang Wei’s brother?
Loves sleeping in and doesn’t like studying, plays games at night, and you can forget about waking him up on time.
He likes to barge into his sister’s room and rummage through her things.
He’s very tall and mocks his sister for being a shortie.
Zhang Wei said her brother is a typical little tyrant.
Wanted to find a guy at least taller than her brother, someone who could beat him back.