Fortunately, at this time, there are almost no cars on the road, and the traffic lights are also turned to yellow.
I drove all the way to a speed of nearly 100 yards and rushed her to the hospital.
In this case, there is no time to register or anything, so he is sent directly to the emergency room.
It wasn't until I saw the medical staff taking her to the operating room that I felt relieved.
But I didn't leave right away. I wanted to wait and see the baby.
During the critical period, except for the fever clinic, there were almost no people in the hospital.
In the surgery center where I am now, the corridors are empty and there is a very desolate feeling.
I was thinking at the time, it would be great if it could be like this without this critical period.
Waiting and waiting, I actually fell asleep on the chair.
I'm so tired these days, I sleep less than five hours a day on average, and I often don't eat on time.
At this moment, I finally collapsed.
I slept comfortably until I was woken up by a voice: "Teacher, wake up, wake up."
I woke up immediately, opened my eyes and saw that the person calling me was a nurse.
I looked at the operating room again and saw that the door had been opened. I hurriedly asked the nurse: "Is the baby born?"
"It's a boy. He weighs seven pounds and four ounces."
At that moment, I felt relieved.
Then, I followed the nurse to the ward and visited the mother and the newborn child.
But I didn't get close to them. I just took a look at the door and made sure everything was fine, and then I was ready to leave.
At this time, Ye Rong, who woke up, found me and shouted to me: "Brother Chen."
"Eh." I responded quickly.
"Why don't you come in?"
"No, I come into contact with so many people every day, and the child is still inside. It's not safe."
"Brother Chen, thank you so much."
"It's okay. As long as you and the child are fine, it's fine."
"Can you call my husband again and tell him the good news?"
"no problem."
As I said that, I took out my cell phone and called his husband, Zhu Hao.
He probably still had my number, and as soon as he got through, he said to me: "Hey, Brother Chen, are you okay?"
"Congratulations, you are now a father."
When I said this, he understood and suddenly became excited: "Is the child born?"
"Well, the boy weighs seven pounds and four taels. Mother and son are safe."
There was suddenly no sound on the other end of the phone. After a while, I heard faint crying. He must have been moved to tears of joy.
I was also very moved, smiled and said to her: "When this crisis is over, come back, mother and son need you."
"Well, thank you, Brother Chen. Thank you very much."
"You're welcome, that's right."
After ending the call, I said to Ye Rong in the ward: "Miss Ye, I have already told your husband. You can rest peacefully. I will leave first. If you need anything, just call the nurse."
"Well, okay, thank you, Brother Chen. I'll invite you over for a drink when the child is one month old."
I responded with a smile and left.
Counting the days, An Lan is about to give birth, probably within the next few days.
I really have to rush back, but I can't leave her alone at home.
There was a checkpoint at this hospital, so I went straight for the test and was told that I would be able to receive the results in more than four hours, which was quite fast.
While we were waiting, a message suddenly came from our volunteer group, saying that at least ten trucks were needed to go to the highway intersection to take over supplies donated by other provinces.
I wonder if anyone can find the truck?
I thought at that time that our group's logistics company also had a station here, but I didn't know if I could find ten vehicles.
I immediately replied in the group: "I will contact you right away."
After replying, I called Huang Yong, the general manager of the logistics company.
In fact, I have been in contact with Huang Yong. He is quite capable now. I have almost handed over the entire logistics company to him.
And I heard from An Lan that he and Chen Min were having trouble.
Seeing him getting better day by day, I am actually quite relieved.
No one thought that a person who was so domineering when we were delivering food together would now get everything he wanted through his own efforts.
After Huang Yong answered the phone, he asked me: "Hey, Brother Feng, what's the matter?"
"Ayong," I keep calling him, "does our logistics company have a station in Jiangcheng?"
"Yes, a hub city as important as Jiangcheng existed at the earliest."
"Then can you mobilize at least ten trucks now? We need them urgently."
Huang Yong took a breath and said: "Brother Feng, there is a big problem in Jiangcheng at this time! Many of our sites are on holiday. I can dispatch the car, but the driver is..."
"Find as many drivers as you can, and I'll figure out the rest."
"Okay, but Brother Feng, may I ask, what is this for?"
I told him the reason, including that I was in Jiangcheng now.
After hearing this, Huang Yong was surprised: "Brother Feng, it's too late for me to run away at this juncture. Why did you go to Wuhan?"
I sighed softly and said, "It was fine when I came here, but suddenly something like this happened. I plan to go back tomorrow."
"Come back quickly, I saw on the news that the values there are rising every day."
"I know. Let's contact you there first. I'll send you an address later. Just ask the team to assemble at the address I sent you."
Huang Yong responded and we ended the call.
I then asked in the volunteer group: "I can find cars, but there shouldn't be that many drivers. Are there any brothers in the group who have B-licens or above?"
There are about sixty people in the group, and of course not all of them are volunteers running errands like us. Some are doing propaganda, and some are assisting medical staff. Anyway, they are all volunteers.
One after another, people responded, saying that they had a B license and could drive a truck.
In just one hour, Huang Yong found a total of fifteen trucks, including vans, light trucks, and semi-trailers.
Only four drivers came. After all, no one wanted to take the risk at this time, which is understandable.
Fortunately, a lot of people in the group had B licenses and could drive trucks, but there were still not fifteen drivers. Finally, we asked the police for help, and they found a few drivers for us.
A group of people drove fifteen trucks to the highway intersection in a hurry, waiting for supplies from other provinces.
After waiting for about half an hour, the supply truck from other provinces finally arrived.
The scene was quite spectacular, with banners hanging on each vehicle saying supplies were sent from every part of the country.
There is also a banner on the front of each car with the words "United as one, united as one".
Really, at that moment, I burst into tears.
The country has not abandoned us, and neither the people of the country have abandoned us.
The vehicles we use to pick up supplies are specifically for transporting supplies to hospitals, not all supplies.
After all the vehicles passed the gate, the supply vehicles that needed to be transferred to the hospital stopped.
Everyone unloaded and loaded the truck one after another.
I also joined in, regardless of my physical fatigue or physical hunger.
But at this time, I received a call from the hospital, telling me that my test results were abnormal and that I should rush to the relevant place immediately for further medical examination.