Famous Among Top Surgeons in the 90s Chapter 1502: 1502: Aftereffects

Chapter 1502: Chapter 1502: Aftereffects

If there are any places in the provincial capital she is relatively familiar with, it should be these two: one is her older first cousin’s family. Her older cousin Xiao Shugang, after graduating, stayed in the provincial capital to work, establish a career, and start a family. For so ti, whenever she went to the provincial capital, she inevitably visited her older cousin’s family and stayed with them. Later on, she stopped, because after her older cousin’s car accident, his health declined, he was reassigned to a different job, and the whole family relocated.

The kind of car accident that can completely destroy a car and its passenger was fully realized in her older cousin’s incident.

So mistakenly think that saving a life after a car accident turns the catastrophe into a blessing. Wrong. The clinics are filled with patients suffering from post-accident sequelae. The most typical and visually obvious of these patients are those with amputations and physical disabilities, turning a normal person into soone disabled. Besides amputation, functional disorders mainly manifest in patients with various post-accident syndros. Take Sister Seo, if it wasn’t for tily treatnt and only cerebellum damage, the brain and spinal cord injuries would result in lifelong limb functional impairnts and speech disorders.

Another type of patient has sequelae that aren’t visible on the outside, yet are equally typical. For instance, so patients may lose an organ like a spleen or a kidney for life, which is quite common. Doctors say losing these two organs doesn’t matter and won’t impact one’s life. It doesn’t affect ordinary life, but it definitely impacts so specific careers. No organ in the human body is dispensable. The doctors’ words are obligatory comfort.

There are even more hidden sequelae. So patients, after being discharged, can only achieve limited recovery of their bodies. Like her older cousin, whose heart and lung functions beca permanently impaired.

Doctors and patients fall into a dilemma here. Initially, there is either no opportunity or technique to treat the patient, and treating later is restricted by dical technology limits, poor patient health conditions, lack of prerequisites, plus the higher dical costs; all these factors fully restrict the possibility of further treatnt, leaving the patient with lifelong regret.

Heart and lung dysfunction are essentially akin to being half-disabled, yet no disability rating is granted, and it affects one’s career permanently. Because of this, her older cousin could no longer move up in his career, only to be relegated to a hopeless position.

One cannot look at illness solely in terms of the body. The reason dicine is important is that the human body is the foundation of everything. Without a healthy body, it’s easy for a person to fall into a desperate career predicant, ultimately affecting their family and marriage. As Xie Wanying recalls, her older cousin’s wife and her older cousin started discussing divorce a few years after the accident. Her cousin beca a completely different person, transforming from a science-loving university teacher into one who worshipped superstitions.

In this matter, the one who should be most pleased afterward might have been her second cousin, Zhou Ruoi. Previously, her older cousin’s family lived in the provincial capital, and her older cousin’s successful career brought much pride to Zhou Ruoxue. In contrast, Zhou Ruoi’s son also stayed in the provincial capital as a doctor, but had to contend with intense competition in the top-tier hospitals there, filled with outstanding talent. For Ding Wenze, standing out was too difficult, and he could only be promoted step-by-step within the top-tier hospital.

Since the older cousin’s car accident, the positions of the two Zhou sisters have reversed. The older cousin’s family withdrew from the provincial capital, feeling disheartened. Zhou Ruoi, on the other hand, thrived when her son brought her to the provincial capital to care for her grandchildren, thoroughly replacing her sister, Zhou Ruoxue’s, glamorous position.

Thinking about this, Xie Wanying couldn’t help but think that her second cousin was too cunning.