As a doctor or nurse, what kind of patient do you encounter that warms your heart?

During my internship, I did thyroid function tests for patients at ECT. A young man accompanied his mother to do the check-up, dusty, came in and complained that it was difficult to see a doctor, **difficult, difficult to queue, the hospital was too big, and it was difficult to find various places, I smiled and didn't talk much, because there were still many people lining up behind, and they let them go out quickly when they were done. After more than half an hour, the man came in again, bought a bottle of green tea, brought it to me, and said:

Doctor, it's not easy for you. And then it was gone.

Although I have not been a doctor for many years, I still remember that when I was a resident doctor, there was a patient in the bed who came in with blood and had more than 40 hemoglobin when he was admitted to the hospital. Every day when she sees me, she will say to her family, "You see my beautiful doctor is here, and I will be fine with her." That kind of unconditional trust is really too precious and heartwarming.

Later, she gradually recovered and was successfully discharged from the hospital. Although in the end, I still lost to the cold of reality and chose to escape, but I have never forgotten this sentence!

There is a little girl's father is very sick, basically can't live the kind, Corey went directly into the ICU after the operation, the family including his mother is busy dividing the family property, the little girl sits in the corner of the ICU door every day, the teacher will see the little girl every time he sees his father come out, and can't tell her anything, every day at noon, he usually buys food in the operating room, and will buy more for the little girl to her, she doesn't speak, just squatting there to eat, and finally the little girl's father died, and the little girl sent away her father and never saw her again.

During the internship, the teacher asked me to flash the canister for the stroke patient, and the first time I was very nervous, the grandparents in the ward said don't be afraid, we will give you a practice, you can come boldly, and I was moved for a long, long time.

During the ** internship, the first time I gave a female patient a cervical examination, the hand just went in, the patient asked me to end it immediately, I can understand the uncomfortable feeling, quickly apologized, I didn't dare to try it for a long time, and then looked at a patient, I said can I do a cervical examination for you again, she said are you an intern, I said yes, she said then you come, I know you all come over like this, you have to learn slowly, I used a speculum to take body fluids and touched the cervix, at that time I was really moved for a long time, Everyone wants to end this kind of examination immediately, and very few people are willing to let you practice like this, thanks to that aunt.

Working overtime during the Mid-Autumn Festival, I explained the medicine to a patient, and he saw that I was in a hurry and said with a smile, "Sister, happy Mid-Autumn Festival."