Momo shook his head: "Even though Daddy might favor my sister more, I know that to him, my sister and I are equally important."
Lin Qi said, "Yeah, that’s how normal dads are. Unlike Junjun’s dad!"
When she mentioned Li Cheng, her tone was full of indignation.
Momo said, "Mommy, don’t be angry. Junjun will definitely be safe."
After a pause, he said, "When can I be discharged from the hospital? I’m worried about Junjun, and I want to see him."
Lin Qi said, "You’ll need to rest more for now. Otherwise, I can help you with the transfer procedures and get you moved to the same hospital as Junjun."
She could tell that Momo was very worried about Junjun.
Lin Qi said, "Do you know, Junjun saved Xixi, and he saved your life too."
Momo was taken aback, then lowered his head and said, "I know."
Han had already told him.
Even before Han told him, Momo had guessed.
Although he fell from the school bus and passed out on the spot, in his blurry state of consciousness, he felt someone pulling him.
Momo knew that the person dragging him wasn’t an adult.
Adults have a lot of strength; they could just carry him away.
He only felt that he was dragged to a safe place, couldn’t muster the strength to open his eyes, and passed out again.
He had saved his life.
Lin Qi arranged for Momo to be transferred.
In the evening, the transfer vehicle picked up Momo and moved him to First Hospital.
The orthopedics department at the First Hospital is renowned, gathering many authoritative experts in the field.
Junjun remained in the intensive care unit.
Du Shaoheng had significant influence and particularly emphasized Junjun’s case, causing over a dozen experts to convene for a consultation and discuss the surgical plan.
Fortunately, by the evening, the joint consultation yielded a result.
The experts unanimously agreed that Junjun’s injuries did not require amputation. His main issue was the compression of his leg by a heavy object causing ischemic necrosis of nerves. Although amputation is a straightforward solution, conservative treatment such as nerve cell transplantation could be considered.
However, this was part of conservative treatment.
Currently, Junjun is still in a critical phase, and this surgery is not applicable.
But right now, due to ischemic necrosis of nerves, the toxins during the infection phase can easily enter the bloodstream and lead to sepsis.
That hospital proposed amputation out of concern for Junjun’s life safety.
To save the leg, it must be premised on saving the life first.
But currently, the choice between life and leg seems inevitable.
If the surgery is postponed, powerful antibiotics must be used during this period.
However, powerful antibiotics bring significant side effects.
Dizziness and vomiting are minor issues.
Serious damage can heavily burden the liver and kidneys.
The liver and kidneys mainly function to detoxify.
Doctors performed a skin test on Junjun, and fortunately, the child is not allergic to antibiotics.
Therefore, the doctor decided to temporarily adopt this emergency treatment plan.
But when it came to signing, Li Cheng raised an objection: "Will antibiotics cause significant damage to the kidneys?"
The doctor looked at each other: "They will..."
Li Cheng immediately opposed: "I do not agree with this treatment plan. Don’t think that I don’t know, the damage antibiotics can cause to the liver and kidneys is often irreversible! Especially for such a young child, can he endure such a high dose of antibiotics?"
The doctor explained: "Precisely because the child is so young, we are trying to save his leg. As for liver and kidney damage, it can be gradually remedied later."
Li Cheng said: "If such important organs like the liver and kidneys are affected, what if... the kid suffers renal failure in the future? In that case, it might be better to saw off his leg! After all, with advanced science today, I’ve seen people with amputated legs do well with prosthetics!"
The doctor was stunned for a moment.
He was Li Junyan’s attending physician, previously arranged to receive Junjun when transferred to this hospital. Du Shaoheng specifically instructed him to save the child’s leg by any means.
But standing in front of him was the child’s biological father.
He reluctantly said, "Please wait a moment."
He immediately returned to the consultation room and dialed Du Shaoheng’s number.
As soon as the call connected, the doctor hesitantly asked, "President Du, is it too late to disturb your rest?"
Du Shaoheng said, "What’s the matter?"
The doctor said, "It’s ... The child you arranged to be transferred to our hospital, our experts held a joint consultation and decided on a treatment plan, but the child’s father disagreed. He thinks using antibiotics conservatively will cause great damage to the child’s liver and kidneys. He heard and disagreed, requesting us to amputate."
Du Shaoheng fell silent immediately!
After a while, he said coldly, "I want to see who dares to saw his leg!"
The doctor said, "But... that’s the child’s biological father!"
Du Shaoheng said, "I’ll be there right away."
He hung up the phone and immediately prepared to rush to the hospital.
Guan Yue was just about to enter the room to rest when she saw him ready to change clothes and immediately asked, "Honey, so late, where are you going?"
Du Shaoheng said, "I’m going to the hospital to see the child. There are disagreements about the kid’s treatment plan, and I’m going to resolve it."
Guan Yue laughed slightly: "Honey, that’s not your own son, aren’t you caring too much about someone else’s child?"
She was somewhat uneasy.
Although she knew that the child saved her daughter’s life and they had provided compensation, the hospital arrangements were well-managed, and Du Shaoheng said that the treatment costs for Junjun would be covered by the Du Family.
Face and content had been achieved, yet Du Shaoheng was still so attentive, naturally making Guan Yue uncomfortable.
Perhaps it’s because the child has a sensitive identity.
Du Shaoheng said, "I am doing it for our daughter too. That child saved Xixi’s life. I promised Xixi that I would save that child’s leg and life. You wouldn’t want Xixi to carry guilt throughout her life, would you?"
Guan Yue was momentarily speechless and just said, "Then you come back early, don’t be too late. Tomorrow, you still have to..."
Du Shaoheng said, "I understand."
With that, he put on a coat and quickly left the house.
Arriving at the hospital.
Li Cheng and the doctors were still at an impasse when Du Shaoheng walked over and glanced at Li Cheng: "Junjun’s dad, I heard you’re advocating for the kid’s leg to be sawed off."
Li Cheng frowned as soon as he saw Du Shaoheng come in.
Late at night, what’s he here for!
Li Cheng defended, "I feel the doctors are too perfunctory. I’ve seen some kids have acute liver failure and die from antibiotics!"
Du Shaoheng said, "These are renowned experts and doctors here, and you’re not a doctor. Can hearsay examples truly impact the child’s treatment?"