Chapter 759: [(759)] Fellow sufferers sympathize with each other Chapter 759: [(759)] Fellow sufferers sympathize with each other “I want to see your director!” Mother Yaxi said furiously.
Fearing a bad influence, He Guangyou led the patient’s family into the meeting room to talk.
Once the door was closed, Mother Yaxi criticized the doctors, “My daughter came to your hospital for an examination more than two months ago, and nothing was found out. —- She knows it!”
She was named directly by the patient’s family. It seemed that Ya Xi and her family had mentioned knowing her on the way here. Xie Wanying temporarily kept silent. Although Ya Xi wasn’t under her care at that time, as a doctor, she felt upset about the outcome.
“I know, you are friends with Director Dai of the ICU. Her condition wasn’t diagnosed in other hospitals either. It was Dr. Tao who later suggested that she get a pancreatic CT scan. Now, Dr. Tao has admitted her, so what are you still dissatisfied with?” He Guangyou retorted to the family.
This disease was indeed very hard to diagnose, and Mother Yaxi should have heard the explanation from Dai Hongrong. To make a fuss about this issue now was unreasonable.
Mother Yaxi softened her tone, “She’s scared, so I wanted her to stay in a single room.”
“She will be given a single room if needed, but as Dr. Tao said, only if her condition is very serious. Our department reserves single rooms either for patients with special work needs or for those with severe conditions. Do you think she’s the latter?”
Mother Yaxi changed her claim, “Of course, my daughter won’t be that serious.”
Turning his head, He Guangyou coldly instructed Song Xueling, “Handle these kinds of issues yourself in the future.”
No sooner had he spoken than a nurse came running to report, “The new patient in Bed 21 refuses to enter the ward at all costs.”
“Go ahead.” He Guangyou left the newcomer with those words and departed.
Being a doctor wasn’t just about having technical skills, but also about communicating with patients. Otherwise, you simply couldn’t get by.
Hearing that the person from Beidu was to be tested, Zhao Zhaowei stepped out of his own ward to watch the commotion and saw Student Xie gesturing to him.
Xie Wanying, who had something to discuss with Student Zhao, walked over to him.
“Yingying, are you looking for me?” Zhao Zhaowei, sensing she had something to say, prompted her to speak first.
“I want to borrow a thousand yuan from you,” Xie Wanying said. “I’ll find a way to pay you back later; it might take some time.”
“You’re borrowing money, are you short on cash? What’s the matter?” Zhao Zhaowei asked.
“There’s a patient, a middle school student. Her father might not pay for her treatment; I want her to be admitted and undergo surgery first. Her condition can’t wait,” Xie Wanying explained.
Zhao Zhaowei blinked at her, knowing she was compassionate but never one to do things . It was clear this patient made her feel differently, but why.
Xie Wanying found it difficult to explain to her classmate at the moment because the girl reminded her of herself.
“Okay.” Zhao Zhaowei agreed suddenly, realizing Song Xueling was looking their way from a distance. He remembered that guy was the boss’s son. Classmates should help each other–it was only natural, and he absolutely couldn’t let the Beidu guy sneer at their classmate relationship.
“I’ll find a way to pay you back later; it’ll take some time,” Xie Wanying reiterated that she would definitely repay the loan.
“No need to pay it back. My mother and I will consider it charity,” Zhao Zhaowei went to get his phone to call his mother for the money.
A thousand yuan was only enough to pay the girl’s hospital deposit upfront. Xie Wanying considered whether to call an old friend to borrow more.
She then called back to the emergency department to ask about the situation. As she had expected, Lili’s father had run away, abandoning his daughter at the hospital. The police needed to find the family for investigation, but it would probably be difficult to resolve the family issue.