Capítulo 2306: Chapter 2300: She Didn’t an To Either
“Got it, don’t worry, I definitely will.” Qin Xue stuck out her tongue. It’s not that she didn’t want to, but she just felt like she wasn’t sick, so she didn’t go.
Actually, she understood the mindset of many people. When there’s even a little discomfort in one’s body, people start wondering if they’re sick.
With these thoughts, they get anxious and nervous and then go to see a doctor. If the doctor says there’s a minor issue, they get even more anxious and are willing to buy any dicine, no matter how expensive, because no one wants to think of themselves as dying. With this mindset, they do whatever the doctor tells them.
Of course, doctors in this world are quite responsible; they also want their patients to recover soon. So, when really ill, cooperating well with a doctor’s treatnt is necessary.
However, sotis, when there’s just a slight pain, don’t start imagining you’ve got so serious illness, because at that point, it’s not necessarily a disease. On the contrary, it may not be a big issue at all, just stemming from being in a bad mood.
A person’s mood is closely related to their physical health. When you’re in a bad mood, it weighs on your heart. In such situations, if you don’t get sick now, when else would you?
So, when seeing a doctor and encountering a conscientious one, they might tell you there’s no big problem and not to think you’re sick; it might just be discomfort caused by a bad mood.
Once you adjust your mood, these feelings of discomfort will naturally disappear. In everything, it’s better to think more positively, think about the good things, and don’t always suspect you’re ill. That way, even if you’re not sick, you can scare yourself into illness with your imagination.
Often, responsible and conscientious doctors will advise patients like this, but they’re in the minority. After all, doctors need to make a living too, and if they said this to every patient, the hospital would certainly be unhappy, right?
So, sotis, it’s not that doctors don’t want to think about their patients, but they have no choice, because they need to eat and support their families, and can only remind patients occasionally during certain special monts.
In any case, if you encounter such a conscientious doctor, you should thank them; otherwise, you might be taken advantage of without knowing it.
“Hmm, do you want to take a rest?” Chu Molin looked at her. Didn’t sleep well last night? But she seed fine, so it probably wasn’t that bad.
“No need, I’ll make sothing to eat, and we’ll consider it lunch.” Qin Xue thought that since Ouyang Ziyu had co, and Chu Xiaoqiao too, along with their family, they all needed to eat.
“I’ll help you,” Chu Molin thought it would be easier with his help.
“You watch the kids, I’ll be done soon.” Qin Xue didn’t let him help. She went into the kitchen a few tis but didn’t find it inappropriate, although his work wasn’t finished yet, which wasn’t good to delay.
“I’m not in a rush here, it won’t delay anything, don’t worry.” Chu Molin was writing about so issues that arose during the recent special training, things that shouldn’t have happened in his opinion, so he wanted to make improvents in the future.
And the people trained this ti have slowly started to integrate into new work. To achieve a more complete system, other thods must be considered, and more recruitnt must continue.
And Chu Molin’s idea was to conduct a recruitnt soon, bringing in elites from various places, as this is the best way to train them.
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