Donât say this person doesnât love their daughter, they just donât have the courage. People from that era lacked education, had no knowledge, and couldnât understand what the doctors said. No matter how the doctor explained, they couldnât understand it, and could only be afraid, afraid of signing something with serious consequences for their loved ones that they couldnât bear.
Xie Wanying recalled the method her friend used last time, and approached the patientâs mother, saying: "Auntie, listen to me. I pledge my life to assure you that she will definitely be safe after the surgery."
Doctor Zheng and Geng Yongzhe, standing behind her, were shocked: What?
Doctor Peng, who had returned angrily after an argument with the patientâs husband, was stunned upon hearing this.
The patientâs mother showed an expression of disbelief, as if she had misheard.
"Auntie, isnât it enough if I use my life to guarantee hers? If she dies because of the surgery, you can do whatever you want with my life," Xie Wanying reaffirmed to the patientâs mother.
To the surprise of Doctor Zheng and others, the patientâs mother actually understood this time and looked at Xie Wanying, asking: "Is it possible?"
"Of course it is," Xie Wanying nodded repeatedly.
The domestic situation in this country is such that educating people with knowledge is useless because they truly donât understand the knowledge due to lack of culture. Communication with such people must be simple and use the language common in their social circles. What these patientsâ families need is the doctorâs guarantee using the language from their social circle. If doctors start talking about surgery risks and such, these families will never sign. Similar to how Wu Lixuan persuaded the cleaning lady from her company last time, she could only guarantee it herself.
Doctor Peng, Doctor Zheng, and Geng Yongzhe knew that regardless of whether Student Xie was tricking the other party, saying words of using oneâs life as a guarantee was too risky. Because itâs clear the other party believed it; if something went wrong during the surgery, they would really hold Student Xie accountable with life.
At this moment, itâs all about who has more courage to save lives. Even if, plainly speaking, the patient has little private relationship with them doctors. If family doesnât sign, if the patient dies, the family takes responsibility.
Xie Wanying was truly determined to save this mother and child pair, and believed that, given the current medical technology, it wasnât difficult to save them; not saving them would be truly regrettable. Why not try everything to save them?
Once this is clear, Doctor Peng and Doctor Zheng imitated Student Xie and told the patientâs mother: "We also pledge our lives to guarantee your daughterâs surgery. Now you can rest assured, with three lives at your disposal."
Looking at these people offering their lives to guarantee her daughterâs surgery, the patientâs mother suddenly teared up and nodded: she believed, she believed these people. Why would they say such words, like a curse on themselves, if they werenât sincerely trying to save her daughter?
The patientâs family agreed. Hurry and send the patient to the operating room for pre-surgery preparations.
Not long after, Director Yoo, who was on duty today, arrived at the maternity wardâs operating room. Obstetrics is one of the few departments where directors need to personally be on duty, and there are more directors in obstetrics compared to other departments, with four directors in one ward alone, Director Yoo being one of them.
Upon hearing that young doctors and medical students used their lives to guarantee the patientâs surgery, Director Yoo exclaimed in astonishment: "Are none of you concerned for your lives?"
Doctor Peng laughed and answered the leader: "We do care for our lives, Director. Thatâs why weâre counting on you."
Director Yoo pretended to be angry and glared at them, but knowing how dedicated these young people were to saving lives, he didnât criticize them.