magic eye doctor

Chapter 3785 Only Has One Request

As bodyguards, Liu Shao, Lan Sanhei Jiu, and others were very self-disciplined. While Dr. Shen and the little girl were talking, the three of them and the nurse listened without interrupting.

When I heard Dr. Shen say that most of the sick children in the hospital's shelter were abandoned there, I couldn't help but feel indignant.

Some families leave their children in the hospital out of sheer desperation. They have gone bankrupt or are heavily in debt trying to treat their children's illnesses, and in the end, they have no other choice but to abandon their children in the hospital in order to give them a chance to survive.

Some families, despite having the means to pay for medical expenses, send their children to the hospital and abandon them because they worry that spending all their money on their child's treatment will affect their future quality of life and that their child will become a burden on them.

Many parents who bring their children from other provinces to the hospital and then quietly leave do so because they are confident that the country and kind people will provide loving treatment or meticulous care for their children, so they leave their children with the hospital without any psychological burden.

Once the child receives free treatment and recovers, those people will come back to claim him, then cry about being poor and their helplessness in abandoning the child, begging for forgiveness. They will then hypocritically say some words of thanks to the kind people, and in the end, they will be forgiven and may even gain a good reputation for being grateful.

Despite their anger, Liu Shao and Lan Sanhei Jiu remained silent. If they said anything more, they might anger the little girl and cause her to turn away, thus causing the child who clearly had the opportunity to be treated to miss her chance. That would be their fault.

Compared to the three handsome men, Le Yun was much calmer, her heart as still as a deep well: "Handsome Lan, please make a note of this. If the Ministry of Health contacts me after dawn to discuss free clinics, and I'm busy, tell them that I only have one request—that is to send those parents who clearly have the means to treat their children but don't want to spend the money and abandon their children at the hospital to jail for abandonment. They can stay in jail for as many years as they need, or as many months as they need."

If the parents who abandon their children are civil servants, or their grandparents are civil servants, then such people do not deserve such good treatment. I suggest they go home and support themselves.

Those who have the ability to pay for their child's medical treatment but are unwilling to spend the money, wanting me to be the sucker, must pay the corresponding price.

I understand and will not pursue the wrongdoing of those families who have done everything they could to save their children and were ultimately forced to leave them in the hospital to give them a better chance of survival.

I probably won't have much free time this morning. I'll ask Lan to contact my husband Xiao after I get to work and tell him about this. I'll ask him and his team to form a special team to collect relevant evidence.

In short, those who abandon children must not be let off the hook. A stain must be etched into their lives, a mark they can never erase; this is the punishment they deserve.

The little girl wasn't furious or enraged, but Liu Shao and Lan Sanhei Jiu could guess that she was seething with anger and wouldn't accept being schemed against.

Her voluntary medical outreach is completely different from being forced to do so by someone's schemes.

No one can accept being taken advantage of and made a fool of because of their kind heart.

The little girl doesn't want to be taken advantage of and suffer in silence; she wants those who bullied her kind heart to be punished as they deserve. This demand is perfectly reasonable.

Lan Sanhei Jiu Liu Shao hurriedly replied, "No problem!"

"Don't worry, little beauty, we know what to do."

"Little beauty, we all support you."

The three handsome men unconditionally supported the little girl's decision. They believed she was right and that some people should be punished, otherwise others would surely follow suit in the future.

Shen Yishou neither agreed nor disagreed, only saying, "Let me know what kind of information you need from the hospital."

Liu Shao nodded readily and immediately jumped up, saying, "Dr. Shen, let's stop talking nonsense and get to work. It's hard to explain with words alone. Send us a copy of the child's medical records and examination images so that the little beauty can have a better understanding."

Shen Yishou understood the young girl's temperament; she really didn't like fussy talk. So, without any formalities, he went to the computer and put it to work.

The three handsome men, Liu Shaolan, took out their computers and connected one computer to Dr. Shen's work computer with a data cable. They first transferred the child's medical records, and then used a USB flash drive to copy various imaging data from the child's hospital admission examination onto another computer.

The nurses were quick-witted; they brought over thick stacks of paper medical records and printed out hospitalization registration forms for children in various departments.

While the group was busy, several doctors who had been on the night shift returned from the ward one after another. When they saw the young girl and the handsome bodyguards, they were so shocked that they were speechless.

Seeing the stunned expressions on his colleagues' faces, Shen Yishou felt a sense of satisfaction.

After a while, the doctors came to their senses and divided the work, packaging and compressing the patient data from various departments and transferring it to the handsome guys' USB drives.

Black Nine's laptop and Little Lolita's laptop also started working, receiving data.

The little girl first checked the paper admission medical record, and then the computer received the child's medical information and browsed it.

Reading paper documents is slower; reading them on a computer is faster and can save some time.

Even though the little girl could read ten lines at a glance and was extremely fast, there were so many sick children that she only managed to read about two-thirds of the medical records before dawn broke.

As dawn broke, the doctors and nurses on the night and day shifts would soon be handing over their duties.

Le Yun silently dragged over the small medicine box, took out a bag of pills, asked Dr. Shen how many pills each of the doctors and nurses on the night shift had, and then distributed the pills. She first gave two pills to each of the medical staff present, and then handed the bag of pills to Shen Yishou, asking him to distribute them to the other medical staff and ask the medical staff on the night shift to help with overtime.

Shen Yishou and his colleagues who were present received the pills from the little girl. They immediately ate one, sealed the other one, and hid it away.

Dr. Shen took the pills to the nurses' station to distribute them, and conveyed the girl's request for them to work overtime to assist.

The night shift nurses at the nursing station readily agreed to work overtime and assist the day shift nurses in the girl's treatment.

After taking their pills, everyone remembered to call home to let their families know they would be working overtime and to reassure them.

Shen Yishou also knew how to make good use of resources. He called his department leaders and asked them to notify all departments of the children's shelter to prepare.

When the hospital leaders heard that the young girl had flown to the hospital in the middle of the night, those who were originally having breakfast at home or on their way to work rushed to the hospital.

After distributing the pills and informing the leaders, Dr. Shen returned to her office to continue packing documents.

The little girl was quick; before the day shift medical staff even started their shift, she had already successfully browsed through the files of all the children in the shelter.

In summary, the symptoms of the children in the children's shelter are similar to those of several years ago, the difference being that the numbers have fluctuated.

This time, the number of children with malignant tumors was extremely high, followed by leukemia and then muscle diseases.

Diseases such as congenital heart disease and congenital deafness have a relatively small number of cases.

Patients with Reye's syndrome and polio also exist, but in small numbers.

After reviewing the medical records, Le Xiaotong, with a blank expression, straightened the computer and began typing on the keyboard.

The little girl's typing speed was so fast that the computer cursor and lines of text flashed and flickered, making it dazzling to look at.

Several handsome guys waited until a large number of words appeared on the computer screen before they gathered around to take a look, and then... well, it should be herbs.

Seeing the medicinal herbs listed by the little girl, Lan San understood: "Little beauty, is it because you don't have enough herbs and need to purchase more urgently?"

"Hmm." Le Yun's hands moved quickly as she explained to the handsome men, "There are more than 300 sick children in the shelter alone, not including those who are normally admitted to the hospital."

I have twenty doses of finished medicine for treating leukemia, thirty doses of cancer-fighting medicine, twenty-five doses of specialized medicine for treating muscle diseases, and a dozen or so doses that can be combined to form specialized medicine for treating neurological diseases.

Due to a shortage of ready-made medicines, we can only prioritize treating the most critically ill children this time.

I have stored the extracted essence of the main medicines needed to treat various diseases, but I lack the auxiliary medicines.

I'll make a list. If the Ministry of Health contacts me, I'll send them the list and have them gather the necessary medicinal herbs according to my requirements. Without the herbs, even the most skilled cook can't cook without ingredients.

Having lived in another world for over three hundred years, the little girl had collected so many spiritual plants and medicinal herbs that they were piled up like mountains, and she had all kinds of herbs to cure any kind of disease.

Unfortunately, she couldn't take it out and use it; otherwise, how could she explain the source of the medicine?
Her background is spotless; anyone can easily find out how much she owns.

She had just conducted free medical consultations before going into seclusion, which consumed a large number of pills. She claimed that she used medicinal materials produced by plants from southern Xinjiang, as well as medicinal materials given by friends, and some medicinal materials naturally came from her mysterious sect.

This explanation might fool people once, but it can't fool them every time.

The botanical garden in southern Xinjiang used to be a desert. Even though she was wealthy and spent a lot of money to develop some medicinal herbs, the amount of medicinal herbs she could harvest each year was still limited.

She secluded herself for three years to conduct research, which inevitably consumed a large amount of medicinal herbs. If she said that the herbs were supplied by the botanical garden and some herbs she had collected before, no one would doubt her.

She claimed that she extracted the essence of many medicinal plants during her seclusion, and this reason is plausible.

The hospital has more than 300 children suffering from serious illnesses. If she were to produce a large quantity of miracle cures for various terminal illnesses at once, everyone would doubt where she got so many medicines.

A meticulous person, after calculating based on her assets, would discover that the source of the medicine is questionable.

Once someone suspects her and secretly watches her, they will eventually find her weakness and expose her secret, which will put her in big trouble.

She sympathizes with and pities sick children and is willing to provide free medical consultations to fulfill her responsibility to society, but she cannot act rashly and disregard the consequences.

Some things must be nipped in the bud. In order not to expose her secret, Yueyun always remained rational and clear-headed. Even if some people said she was cold-blooded, she still insisted on her principles.