Warm Sunshine on the Windowsill

The contents related to cerebral infarction rehabilitation involved in this book are all creative content to promote the setting of the plot. They do not constitute medical advice or rehabilitation guidance. They should not be used as actual health reference. Please be sure to consult a professional doctor for specific rehabilitation plans. Cerebral infarction is a story when it happens to others, but it is a disaster when it happens to oneself or a family member. The disability and death rates are extremely high. I am a person who has personally experienced cerebral infarction. Fortunately, just before I fainted from a stroke, I heard a hoarse voice calling for help. I was really lucky, and I rushed into the emergency room. After being diagnosed with cerebral infarction, I started to pay attention to this disease and how to recover; I started to pay attention to how to recover and how to prevent it! This book tells the story of a 32-year-old online ride-hailing driver who suffered a sudden cerebral infarction and suffered temporary amnesia. His name is He Ming. Being alone in a foreign land and not wanting his parents thousands of miles away to know the bad news, He Ming canceled the call he was going to make to his parents. He Ming thought he would fall into an abyss, but accidentally became the darling of strangers. Tongtong from the opposite door would bring a plate of steamed buns and say in a milky voice: "Uncle, my mother steamed too much!" The beautiful landlady Lin Wanhe would come in from the balcony and bring him a bowl of soup that was as warm as a smile; his uncle who had been paralyzed for ten years told him that there was still hope with his personal experience of standing up again; the stern old patient forced him to pick up steel balls; the beautiful and kind Dr. Leng cared about and 'indulged' him like a sister; the cooks worked hard to let him eat something delicious and friendly to his condition; Grandpa Li always had a place for him in the Tai Chi circle; the tea room in the glass house...