Daily American Drama

medical center.

operating room.

George, talk to her and get her to focus on you!

Dr. Shepter shouted.

Yes Yes.

George was really frightened by Liz's tragic situation, so he could only instinctively obey the instructions, lying next to Liz's ear, eye to eye: Liz, I'm George, look at me, did you hear what I said? ?Calm down, calm down, calm down.

Now there is a complication, we can cure it, but we need you to move your right finger, you can do it, concentrate, move your right hand, come on, you can do it, move your right finger... ...

Dr. Sheppert gave instructions, and George repeated them in Liz's ear.

Pain, pain...

Amidst the cheering and encouraging sounds of Dr. Sheppert and George, Liz kept repeating a word from the outside to the inside.

She passed out.

The anesthesiologist reminded.

Do you want to continue the wake-up test?

Adam reminded.

George looked at Adam in disbelief, and yelled, She's already in such pain, you want to continue?!!!

I know.

Adam calmly said: But this is her hand, the hand that can only hold a scalpel. Are you sure you can risk the pain of the rest of her life on behalf of her and give up now?

I……

George choked there.

How dare he make such a big decision for Leeds!

She doesn't have that perseverance...

Dr. Shepter shook his head, wanting to give up.

I think we should give her another chance.

Adam said solemnly: Wake her up and ask her if she wants to persevere, if she chooses to give up, then we give up, otherwise none of us can take this responsibility.

George, don't look at me like that, if you want to be responsible, then say so, we're all at your command, or we should leave the choice to her.

She is very painful, I know, but what we lost is only a momentary compassion, but what she lost may be the whole future!

George?

Dr. Shepter was also moved and looked at George.

You must know the medical system in the United States. The underlying logic that doctors learn from medical school is to follow the process and not take responsibility.

Not to mention being a colleague in the hospital, and now he was talking about a major event related to his entire career, he really didn't want to take on such a big responsibility.

I, I can't make the decision for Leeds...

George is just a male best friend, so he doesn't have any masculine courage. Even if he suspects that Adam is deliberately torturing Liz, he can't say anything harsh.

After all, Adam's words are well-founded and irrefutable.

Then it's decided.

Seeing the unification of opinions, Dr. Shepter made a final decision.

George, if you really care about Liz, organize your language well, and use the shortest time to get her confirmation after she wakes up, so as to avoid her suffering longer.

Adam kindly reminded.

Yep.

George nodded again and again, looked at Adam in surprise, and couldn't help doubting Adam's intentions just now.

Could it be that he was thinking too much?

Is Adam just being wrong about things and people?

This is the operating room, even if Liz fainted from the pain, Adam and the others have many ways to wake her up.

what!!!

After Liz's eyes reopened and focused, there was another heart-piercing scream.

George's big white and fat face, in front of her eyes, kept talking about what happened, and let her make her own decision.

Liz, yes or no?

n, o...

Liz understood and made her choice.

Not everyone has the perseverance to persevere in this kind of severe pain.

All she wanted to do now was to pass out and stop suffering from this pain.

Doctor Johnson!

Dr. Shepter also heard Liz's choice and looked at the anesthetist: Re-anesthetize her immediately.

OK.

The anesthesiologist responded immediately.

Soon, Liz was re-anesthetized, and the operating room returned to silence.

Oh, what a pity.

Adam sighed.

Everyone couldn't help looking at him.

If it were me, even if it hurts 10,000 times more, I will insist on the test.

Adam said seriously.

Me too.

Doctor Sheppert nodded approvingly.

Whether you can continue to be a doctor is not the whole of life.

George couldn't help retorting.

That just means you're not religious enough to be a doctor.

Adam shook his head and said, When you really love something, you won't say that, but this is also good news.

good news?

George frowned.

Because it means Leeds aren't religious enough either.

Adam explained: After the operation, if there is bad news, Liz will not be hit so hard. After all, the profession of a doctor is not the whole life for you and her.

In the original time and space, Dr. Burke, who was killed by Liz's willfulness, was awakened during the operation like she is now, enduring boundless pain, supporting with difficulty, controlling finger movements, and showing his arm to Dr. Shepter The nervous reaction made Dr. Shepter know it well.

Because for Dr. Burke, who loves surgery and stands at the top, he has to endure no matter how painful it is. He has no way out, and this is all he has.

And the wayward Liz almost destroyed everything about Dr. Burke.

This is the world of daily American dramas, but there is no magic and Kama Taj. Doctor Burke, who lost his right hand, cannot rely on the power of magic to recover like Doctor Strange. Even if he searches the world, it will be useless in the end.

When Dr. Strange found Kama Taj, he had nothing, and even his girlfriend who followed him wholeheartedly was pissed off by his bad temper after a serious setback.

Christina, who only loves authority, is not the caring girlfriend of Doctor Strange.

If Dr. Burke hadn't forcibly held back the severe pain and cooperated with Dr. Sheputer's treatment to lay the foundation for his future recovery, his ending would probably have been miserable.

Adam didn't know all this, otherwise he wouldn't have reminded George to be concise, and then he would have made a serious proposal after Liz fainted again...

Of course, this is just a thought. If that were the case, George, no matter how cowardly he was, would probably tell Dr. Shepter not to wake up Liz again, and go directly to the operation.

Surgery continues.

Because it was not clear whether Liz's arm was paralyzed, Dr. Shepter restrained his hands and acted very conservatively.

How is Stevenson?

As soon as the operation was over, Adam was called by the chief of surgery, Dr. Burke, who had returned from the Princeton Teaching Hospital, and George, who knew the people involved, were in the office.

It's unclear if a nerve was injured...

Adam introduced it.

Ok.

The director of surgery, Richard, nodded noncommittally with a straight face, looked around the crowd, and said in a deep voice, Now let's talk about how to deal with Stevenson's forcible falsification trying to steal the heart...