Dr. Bo Shining, an expert in critical care medicine at Peking University Third Hospital and the guardian of life, has a new work, a book on life care. More than 20 years of personal experience on the front line of ICU, 19 true stories of life and death. The wife who was abandoned by her husband, the mother who woke up her child, the old man who wanted to go home... They experienced illness, but never gave up on living well. These stories include the escape and struggle in the face of disease, the reluctance and guilt of relatives, and the darkness and glory of human nature in times of crisis. The author uses the dual perspectives of medical science popularization and humanistic narrative to restore the real emergency treatment process in the ICU, popularize critical care medical common sense, and explore how to make key life-and-death decisions when faced with the impact of a disease: saving money or saving lives, giving up or persevering, how to make optimal decisions, how to build trust between doctors and patients, etc. This book is not only a doctor's humanistic thinking and life experience, but also allows everyone to re-understand the dilemmas and crises related to life and death, and seek better ways to deal with them.
Reader comments
I couldn't stop crying several times while reading. Maybe the mention of life and death will make people choose to escape, but this is a required course in life. How to face illness, how to face treatment, and how to face separation all require us to think carefully. In addition, this also reminds us from another dimension that it is more important to live every day well and not to leave unnecessary regrets in the end.
I still end with the words in the book: "A person lives a lifetime, a lifetime of vicissitudes. Cherish him when he is healthy, hold him close when he is sick, comfort him when we are apart, remember him after separation, and pass on this kind of love between people from generation to generation. It will remain unchanged forever. This is the best feedback to family affection and morality, and the highest courtesy of human beings to life."
I have always known that studying medicine is very difficult. After reading all the vivid cases written by Dr. Bo and the various terms that I seem to understand but not understand, I really feel that it is not easy for doctors! Especially a chief physician with professional standards! At the same time, we also hope that doctors and patients can communicate more and understand each other more. Especially when we enter the hospital as patients or third parties and face dilemmas, as Dr. Bo said, doctors can be more patient and don't just follow the process; of course, as patients and family members, we also hope to read this book and have more "offline" patience and more communication.
Thinking about the meaning of life from a medical perspective, it has temperature and thickness. The cases in the book often make me cry. What should I do if I were a patient or a family member? Life is like a summer flower, leaving no regrets. Life hangs by a thread, so take it easy and have no harm.
I read this book based on teacher Yin Ye's recommendation. I spent the weekend reading it in one go. Death is a topic that everyone has to face. There are many places in the book that make people cry. It is worth reading carefully.
"My Life Hangs by a Thread and I Will Not Let Go" is really a love letter to life written by the sincere doctor Bo Shining! Reading it sounds like listening to the teachings of saints, and like a believer reading the Bible. There must be doctors who are more knowledgeable than Teacher Bo, but in my heart Teacher Bo is the godfather of medicine, and I admire him! Look at the Qingcheng once, then look at the country! I believe this book is also like Teacher Bo's favorite and most delicious coffee, which is even more refreshing when sipped carefully. Only those who have warmth can write every word with warmth. May the talented Teacher Bo live forever! Long lasting blessings! It's an honor to read Teacher Bo Shining's book! ! !
A person lives a life full of vicissitudes. Cherish him when he is healthy, hold him close when he is sick, comfort him when we are apart, remember him after separation, and pass on this love between people from generation to generation. It will remain unchanged forever. This is the best feedback to family affection and morality, and the highest courtesy of human beings to life.
I like this passage very much
Dr. Bo is a good doctor and a good author. He can closely connect medical theory and medical practice, and use vivid examples to calmly clarify professional terminology.
It is worth reading for everyone. Whether you are medical staff, medical students or the general public, from this book you will slowly understand the importance of life.
It is a very valuable book that can help people understand many medical issues that ordinary people don't know, and make choices about some problems they may encounter. He is a good doctor, based on people's humanistic care. Thank you for this doctor, who has a benevolent heart! Understand the patient's psychology, that is, the patient's family and other patients' help
A very good book about life support. The author has a very good point of view, which is to persist in living first when it is difficult. When the patient's condition is critical and the cause of the disease is not yet known, medical technology should be used to maintain the patient's vital signs first, stay alive first, and gain time for recovery in the future. Recovery is possible while alive.
I am not a doctor, and I don't understand those professional terms. After reading Dr. Bo's book, I sorted out my thoughts, and I seem to have some understanding of some common symptoms in the ICU and the drugs used for them, but it does not mean that I can handle it. Leave professional matters to professionals. All I can do is five no's: no regrets, no entanglement, no pain, no persistence, and no fear!
I first followed Dr. Bo on Douyin, and listening to the stories of him and his patients was very touching. I found someone recommending this book in the comments section and found it on Tomato. After reading it intermittently for more than 20 days, I felt Dr. Bo's kindness as a doctor and his determination to never give up in the face of complex situations. We face the disease together with doctors
The article about Fragrant Mountain Red Leaves moved me. It is the best interpretation of the sublimation of love... The human body is the most mysterious inner universe, which is constantly being developed... Slowly read more medical books, not for depth, but for common sense.
After reading the entire book, I have a greater respect for life and a deep respect for practitioners in the medical profession. Everyone will face death. I am not only thinking about it now, when I or my loved ones are about to come to the end, what can I do, what should I do, and what kind of choice is most in line with the actual situation, without regrets or fear.
The writing is so good, or to be precise, Dr. Bo is so good. Having such a doctor is a blessing for patients and a hope for the medical community.
Dr. Bo used easy-to-understand language to help me, a medical layman, understand and learn a lot of professional knowledge, and initially built a framework of medical common sense in my mind. The more than 200,000 simple words and particularly sincere emotions in the book moved me very much, as if I had followed the protagonists of each story through their lives.
It has warmth. Secondly, it expresses the issues and emotions that many people are thinking deep in their hearts. They have a better understanding of the details of the work of medical staff, and they also understand that they should believe in science, doctors, and even more in themselves.
This book touched me deeply. It tells the true story of being in the ICU and made me think more deeply about life. The author not only has rich medical knowledge, but also can inspire people from a humanistic perspective. The stories in the book made me understand that when facing life and death, we must make scientific decisions and have the belief not to give up. This is a good book worth reading and recommended to everyone!
A rare good book, Doctor Bo, the great love in the world. Although it is a bit heart-breaking to read, more importantly, it makes you understand how to cherish your life and your family!
Good book, worth recommending
Our patients' thoughts
The author has personal experience and warmth
I am very touched and have an understanding of my future work.
🈶Big love
Have little love
Let us know something about the mysterious ICU
Empathize with doctors and empathize with patients
Live in the present, whether you are healthy or sick, be positive and optimistic every day!
Thank you, Dr. Bo, for letting me see the different sides of doctors and patients, and for letting me learn a lot of knowledge. Thank you!
I saw the difficulties of being a doctor, and I also saw the good and evil of human nature.
I particularly admire Dr. Bo's professionalism, calmness, and empathy. His help to patients reflects his great love. This book helps us understand life better.
It's very well written👍👍👍, but I personally think it could add more emotional communication and interaction between family members and patients.
The content is close to everyone's medical experience, so immersive that you can't stop reading it. It is more practical than popular science!
The case stories in the book always make me deeply empathize, not only with the family members who never give up, but also with Dr. Bo's never let go. Worth a look!
I couldn't stop crying several times while reading. Maybe the mention of life and death will make people choose to escape, but this is a required course in life. How to face illness, how to face treatment, and how to face separation all require us to think carefully. In addition, this also reminds us from another dimension that it is more important to live every day well and not to leave unnecessary regrets in the end. I still end with the words in the book: "A person lives a lifetime, a lifetime of vicissitudes. Cherish him when he is healthy, hold him close when he is sick, comfort him when we are apart, remember him after separation, and pass on this kind of love between people from generation to generation. It will remain unchanged forever. This is the best feedback to family affection and morality, and the highest courtesy of human beings to life."
I have always known that studying medicine is very difficult. After reading all the vivid cases written by Dr. Bo and the various terms that I seem to understand but not understand, I really feel that it is not easy for doctors! Especially a chief physician with professional standards! At the same time, we also hope that doctors and patients can communicate more and understand each other more. Especially when we enter the hospital as patients or third parties and face dilemmas, as Dr. Bo said, doctors can be more patient and don't just follow the process; of course, as patients and family members, we also hope to read this book and have more "offline" patience and more communication.
Thinking about the meaning of life from a medical perspective, it has temperature and thickness. The cases in the book often make me cry. What should I do if I were a patient or a family member? Life is like a summer flower, leaving no regrets. Life hangs by a thread, so take it easy and have no harm.
I read this book based on teacher Yin Ye's recommendation. I spent the weekend reading it in one go. Death is a topic that everyone has to face. There are many places in the book that make people cry. It is worth reading carefully.
"My Life Hangs by a Thread and I Will Not Let Go" is really a love letter to life written by the sincere doctor Bo Shining! Reading it sounds like listening to the teachings of saints, and like a believer reading the Bible. There must be doctors who are more knowledgeable than Teacher Bo, but in my heart Teacher Bo is the godfather of medicine, and I admire him! Look at the Qingcheng once, then look at the country! I believe this book is also like Teacher Bo's favorite and most delicious coffee, which is even more refreshing when sipped carefully. Only those who have warmth can write every word with warmth. May the talented Teacher Bo live forever! Long lasting blessings! It's an honor to read Teacher Bo Shining's book! ! !
A person lives a life full of vicissitudes. Cherish him when he is healthy, hold him close when he is sick, comfort him when we are apart, remember him after separation, and pass on this love between people from generation to generation. It will remain unchanged forever. This is the best feedback to family affection and morality, and the highest courtesy of human beings to life. I like this passage very much
Dr. Bo is a good doctor and a good author. He can closely connect medical theory and medical practice, and use vivid examples to calmly clarify professional terminology. It is worth reading for everyone. Whether you are medical staff, medical students or the general public, from this book you will slowly understand the importance of life.
It is a very valuable book that can help people understand many medical issues that ordinary people don't know, and make choices about some problems they may encounter. He is a good doctor, based on people's humanistic care. Thank you for this doctor, who has a benevolent heart! Understand the patient's psychology, that is, the patient's family and other patients' help
A very good book about life support. The author has a very good point of view, which is to persist in living first when it is difficult. When the patient's condition is critical and the cause of the disease is not yet known, medical technology should be used to maintain the patient's vital signs first, stay alive first, and gain time for recovery in the future. Recovery is possible while alive.
I am not a doctor, and I don't understand those professional terms. After reading Dr. Bo's book, I sorted out my thoughts, and I seem to have some understanding of some common symptoms in the ICU and the drugs used for them, but it does not mean that I can handle it. Leave professional matters to professionals. All I can do is five no's: no regrets, no entanglement, no pain, no persistence, and no fear!
I first followed Dr. Bo on Douyin, and listening to the stories of him and his patients was very touching. I found someone recommending this book in the comments section and found it on Tomato. After reading it intermittently for more than 20 days, I felt Dr. Bo's kindness as a doctor and his determination to never give up in the face of complex situations. We face the disease together with doctors
The article about Fragrant Mountain Red Leaves moved me. It is the best interpretation of the sublimation of love... The human body is the most mysterious inner universe, which is constantly being developed... Slowly read more medical books, not for depth, but for common sense.
After reading the entire book, I have a greater respect for life and a deep respect for practitioners in the medical profession. Everyone will face death. I am not only thinking about it now, when I or my loved ones are about to come to the end, what can I do, what should I do, and what kind of choice is most in line with the actual situation, without regrets or fear.
The writing is so good, or to be precise, Dr. Bo is so good. Having such a doctor is a blessing for patients and a hope for the medical community.
Dr. Bo used easy-to-understand language to help me, a medical layman, understand and learn a lot of professional knowledge, and initially built a framework of medical common sense in my mind. The more than 200,000 simple words and particularly sincere emotions in the book moved me very much, as if I had followed the protagonists of each story through their lives.
It has warmth. Secondly, it expresses the issues and emotions that many people are thinking deep in their hearts. They have a better understanding of the details of the work of medical staff, and they also understand that they should believe in science, doctors, and even more in themselves.
This book touched me deeply. It tells the true story of being in the ICU and made me think more deeply about life. The author not only has rich medical knowledge, but also can inspire people from a humanistic perspective. The stories in the book made me understand that when facing life and death, we must make scientific decisions and have the belief not to give up. This is a good book worth reading and recommended to everyone!
A rare good book, Doctor Bo, the great love in the world. Although it is a bit heart-breaking to read, more importantly, it makes you understand how to cherish your life and your family!
Good book, worth recommending
Our patients' thoughts
The author has personal experience and warmth
I am very touched and have an understanding of my future work.
🈶Big love Have little love Let us know something about the mysterious ICU Empathize with doctors and empathize with patients
Live in the present, whether you are healthy or sick, be positive and optimistic every day!
Thank you, Dr. Bo, for letting me see the different sides of doctors and patients, and for letting me learn a lot of knowledge. Thank you!
I saw the difficulties of being a doctor, and I also saw the good and evil of human nature.
I particularly admire Dr. Bo's professionalism, calmness, and empathy. His help to patients reflects his great love. This book helps us understand life better.
It's very well written👍👍👍, but I personally think it could add more emotional communication and interaction between family members and patients.
The content is close to everyone's medical experience, so immersive that you can't stop reading it. It is more practical than popular science!
The case stories in the book always make me deeply empathize, not only with the family members who never give up, but also with Dr. Bo's never let go. Worth a look!