This situation is not limited to the delivery room; it’s similarly reflected in the treatnt outcos of many diseases in other departnts. So doctors believe that the patients don’t need pain relief injections temporarily, which eventually leads to the families and patients perceiving the doctors as lacking empathy.
Clinical doctors need to handle these situations flexibly, otherwise, it would result in various dical disputes and conflicts.
To ensure that the family understands the consequences that follow this decision, Director Yoo explained the pros and cons between cesarean section and natural childbirth to the husband of Bed Number Two on the way to the doctor’s office.
The husband of Bed Number Two ultimately confird that he and his wife had thought it through, saying to the doctor, "When I said I saw that my wife couldn’t bear it, I had a reason. I understand her as a person. We were together for ten years before marriage, childhood sweethearts. Doctor, you have to trust ."
"It’s equally painful after a cesarean section," Director Yoo further educated the family.
"But she is more worried about not being able to deliver," said the husband of Bed Number Two.
Being highly educated, he knows a lot, and he feels that he understands these things better than the doctors, saying: "The two of us feel the sa; she definitely won’t last till the end. I don’t want any unforeseen events to occur with her or the baby midway."
After clarifying that the family had thoroughly thought through their decision, Director Yoo had Bed Number Two sent to the operating room for a cesarean section.
Bed Number Three was found to be fine after observation and was to be transferred with the baby to the postpartum ward. Before leaving, they greeted Xie Wanying and her colleagues: "Dr. Xie, I’ll have my husband co find you to specially thank you."
"No need to be so polite," Xie Wanying said as she helped push Bed Number Three out of the delivery room area.
"I notice you’re relatively young, not sure if you can be my baby’s godmother. Can he recognize you as his sister, would you like that?" Bed Number Three was planning an introduction ceremony for her baby and didn’t forget to ntion Student Geng, who helped her change positions, saying, "As for him, he can beco the godbrother."
Geng Yongzhe was struck silent. He lacked Student Xie’s persuasive eloquence, and could only respond to the family’s excessive enthusiasm with silence.
Bed Number Three saw his expression and rejoiced, saying to her baby, "Look how wonderful your godbrother and godsister are going to be."
Student Geng was indeed a very good, innocent, and simple person; otherwise, he wouldn’t have reacted this way.
After sending off Bed Number Three, Xie Wanying and Student Geng returned to the office and found a thoughtful note left for her by her childhood friend.
Yingying, take care of your health, we’re leaving. Left a big chicken leg for your classmate; remind him to eat it. — Wu Lixuan left.
Geng Yongzhe passed by and noticed the words on the note, then opened his share of the night snacks, where he found a large chicken leg that others didn’t have. He knew who deliberately asked soone to leave it for him, and for a mont, his emotions surged like the waves on a lake.
His classmates were very good, even the girls he hadn’t interacted much with before were kind to him. In contrast, the phone call he received earlier left him feeling utterly disillusioned with the world.
The teachers returned to the office to eat their night snacks after finishing the surgery on Bed Number Two.
It was nearing four or five o’clock in the morning.
Being a doctor is very exhausting, working continuously for twenty-four hours through both day and night is quite normal.
Fearing that the busyness of tonight might scare off the excellent interns, Dr. Peng and Dr. Zheng said to Student Xie and Student Geng: "Our obstetrics departnt offers the highest bonuses, and every year you get so much money you can’t hold it all. Not every night is as busy as tonight."
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