It was as if the boys in her class were in awe of Senior Brother Cao.
Cao Yong's eyes looked at Classmate Zhao in a professional manner, and his handsome eyes suddenly showed a stern look: "What's the matter with you?"
Just by looking at him, he could clearly feel that the other person was in a mood. How could he be in a mood as a medical student who was hospitalized.
"Senior brother, I -" Zhao Zhaowei did not expect that the star senior brother from his eighth grade class would come to see him in person, crying that he looked sick in front of his star brother.
Boys in their class often say that as long as they meet Cao Yong, they should straighten their chests and backs and report what they have learned to their seniors. It is best to give fluent answers and impress them. As long as their seniors appreciate them and support them, they will be first-class people in the hospital.
That's awesome.
There is no doubt that these boys are overthinking. As far as Xie Wanying knows, when she was studying with Senior Brother Cao as a trainee in neurosurgery, Senior Brother Cao did not like to question students at all.
"Please tell me carefully what's going on with your illness." Cao Yong said to his junior brother strictly.
Zhao Zhaowei took a few breaths and felt so embarrassed that he just pretended not to answer.
"You have no fighting spirit? You want to be a doctor. Don't you know that people and illnesses have to fight for a lifetime? You surrendered at the early stage of the battle? How are you going to fight with the patients in the middle and late stages?" Cao Yong frowned when he saw it, and there was something in his eyes.
Not happy.
The tone of these words was definitely one of hatred. A junior fellow student had ruined himself like this. He just got sick. It was not a particularly serious illness.
Senior Brother Cao rarely seemed to be angry. Xie Wanying could not accept this attitude of her classmate. In clinical practice, many patients fought with the disease until the last moment. Why should Classmate Zhao be ready to announce his surrender and passive treatment? As Senior Brother Cao said, having no fighting spirit should not be in medicine.
The quality of students.
After receiving a series of questions from his senior brothers, Zhao Zhaowei felt even more aggrieved and angry. His seniors thought he was fine, but he thought he was doomed. Whether this disease can be cured or not, the hospital knew that he had it. In the future, he
His employment prospects are gone. It is very likely that he will not be able to be a doctor in the future. Therefore, this blow is devastating to him.
I told you earlier, don’t be hospitalized. Don’t spread the news first, find out more before talking. Look, after coming to the hospital, there is no other way except injections. After all, it is all the Buddha’s fault, why does he have to be hospitalized? 1
How could he cover up the news when he was hospitalized? They couldn't cover up the news, and they didn't give him any treatment. The most annoying thing was that almost everyone was blaming him, but no one thought it was the Buddha's fault.
Angry, very angry, I feel like I'm completely unlucky and finished. Now that it's finished, I might as well do it like this. How can I continue to force him? Besides, this Buddha asked him to be hospitalized and he disappeared for a week. Now he finally knows that he has appeared?
Zhao Zhaowei curled up his lips and almost gritted his teeth.
"I asked later and found out that Dr. Tao was on a business trip." Mrs. Zhao looked at her son's angry face and turned back to discuss with her son's attending doctor.
"Yes, I went abroad last week and just came back from attending an international conference." Tao Zhijie said.
Going abroad? This Buddha has gone abroad. Leave him here and go abroad alone. Zhao Zhaowei snorted in his nostrils.
"Dr. Tao, I want to discuss this with you -" Mrs. Zhao mentioned.
"I know. I just came back today and I want to discuss his situation alone. I can't let him continue like this."
Hearing this, Mrs. Zhao was extremely grateful: "Thank you, Dr. Tao, for your trouble."