A Heart Devoted to Healing

I wrote down this novel because I didn't want to be a dispensable eulogist. The writing is terrible and 80% true. This year's epidemic has focused everyone's attention on the medical industry, and I don't know how many passionate young people have been attracted by this halo. (After all, that's how I was back then) There is nothing wrong with pursuing the value of life, but as someone who has experienced it, I hope everyone will not be carried away by admiration and consider what is suitable for them based on their own conditions. Here are some experiences to share. If you want to study medicine, you can refer to them: 1. Relying on parents for financial support before the age of 30, and this is without falling in love or buying a house; 2. Prioritize imaging, examination, and oral cavity; 3. Hospitals are always short of nurses, but! There is never a shortage in operating rooms and there is always a shortage in surgery; 4. Nursing professionals recommend that you be over 1.6 Meters tall. This is not because you are too short to hold an infusion bottle, but because you feel sorry for your weak friends. (My back hurts every time I think about lifting people and turning them over!) 5. People who value family should not become doctors or nurses. 6. Put yourself in other people's shoes, worry about people's needs, and people with strong empathy should not be doctors or nurses. 7. People with poor thyroid and poor sleep quality should not become doctors and nurses. 8. Prepare an escape route for yourself as early as possible. 9. Lower your expectations. Medicine is sacred but medical care is more oriented toward service. That's all I can think of for the moment, any refutations are welcome.

The latest chapter writes about online violence, which naturally reminds me of the recent Xiao Zhan. To be honest, I don't know what happened, but it seems that other people in the entertainment industry who take drugs, gamble, commit adultery, and cheat are not as difficult as him, so isn't it really too popular? Sure enough, only when there is no threat can one be treated well. For example, in winter and summer, the same person has different likes and dislikes for the same sun.

This "you" is very essential.

I'm just the same, woo woo woo

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In fact, every time I see this type of book, I feel very happy. I think doctors are a very, very important and respectable role in our lives. Our love for doctors and medical care cannot only be reflected in the epidemic or when we are in urgent need of them. This book is very heart-warming. I am very happy to have such a book that can record some growth and the benevolence of the doctors behind these growths.

Is it because updates are often interrupted that the data is so poor?