Daily American Drama

medical center.

Adam and Christina help Gilly get ready for surgery.

Do you want your parents to come over?

Christina couldn't help asking.

Are they still there?

Gilly's eyes lit up, and the corners of her mouth couldn't help showing a slight arc.

They're praying for you.

Christina reminded: Is the deportation and isolation really that strict?

Ok.

The smile on Gilly's face disappeared: This is our belief.

us?

Adam was keenly aware of Gilly's thoughts: You also believe, so you are still more inclined to go back?

my body……

Ji Li struggled and said: A while ago, I went to the emergency room to see a doctor, and she asked me to see an oncologist, but at that time we had to work three jobs to barely pay the rent and our living expenses, not that much at all Money to see a doctor...but these two days I suddenly got scared...

Adam understood.

For the two girls who ran away from home at the age of 16, let alone go to college, they hardly even attended high school, and they have been living in a primitive farming society like the Mennonite community. Their junior high school diplomas are greatly discounted, so what kind of work can they do? Woolen cloth?

Or sell yourself.

Either work hard.

These two girls are very beautiful, especially Ji Li, as long as they want to, they can easily make quick money, or even make a lot of money.

But obviously they are not that kind of people, they would rather choose to work hard as a waiter, working three jobs alone to support themselves.

It's just that in this way, they will always be trapped at the bottom. The money they earn from part-time jobs is used to pay for various daily expenses, barely getting by, and there is no savings at all.

If there is any turmoil, they will face the dilemma of being helpless and can only lie down and die.

After seeing the emergency doctor and knowing that she probably had cancer, Ji Li's first thought was to lose all hope, thinking, 'Forget it, what else should I treat? ’, don’t hurt your sister Rachel who loves you the most.

If you return to poverty due to illness, when you come to them, you will be poorer and poorer.

Once Rachel knows, she will definitely not give up on her.

What will happen then?

Think about it and know.

Or overdraw Rachel's future.

Or destroy Rachel's dignity.

Both of these are not what Gilly wants to see.

Not to mention, even so, in the end, it may not be possible to heal yourself.

Once she is dead, Rachel, who has no self-esteem and no future, how can she live?

yes!

They agreed from life to death.

But that's not living and dying.

If she is going to die, she also hopes that Rachel can live on strong, and with her thoughts about her, she can experience some wonderful life for her that she has not had time to experience.

So you called your parents.

Christina suddenly realized.

I don't know what else to do.

Gilly lowered her head and said, I've been thinking a lot these days. After all, this is my home. If I die, I want a Mennonite funeral.

Speaking of this, she raised her head with a longing smile: I hope to be buried in a white dress, and I hope everyone is there, Rachel, my parents.

Adam and Christina looked at each other.

This is the source of the power of religion.

Human beings' fear of death gave birth to faith.

In the past, Gilly may have dismissed this, and resolutely followed her good sister Rachel to give up her faith and escape from the community.

But when faced with death, the seeds of faith cultivated since childhood re-germinated and grew rapidly.

operating room.

Dr. Montgomery is the chief surgeon, Adam is the first assistant, and Christina is the second assistant.

Unexpectedly, Dr. Bailey also came in, watching strongly.

How did Gilly get to this? It's frustrating, isn't it?

Dr. Bailey started the conversation on the sidelines.

Adam couldn't help laughing.

He knew what Dr. Bailey meant.

This is preventable and treatable if detected early.

Seeing that the lord, Dr. Montgomery, was just doing the operation there, Dr. Bailey couldn't help reminding him again.

But you have to find out early.

Adam answered, Right, Dr. Montgomery?

right.

Only then did Dr. Montgomery raise his eyes, and looked at Dr. Bailey helplessly: Doctor Bailey, do you have anything else to say?

certainly.

Dr. Bailey glanced at Adam gratefully, and then said sternly to Dr. Montgomery: I want to open a free clinic so that people like Gilly can come for a free physical examination every year, so that cancer can be detected in advance. This is life and health. Dead difference, no?

Prevent and discover in advance, and there will be fewer tragedies in this world.

Adam echoed leisurely.

right!

Dr. Bailey answered immediately: I need support now, and I need the support of all department directors. Dr. Montgomery, you are the director of the neonatology department. Do you support me?

It's very complicated, involving a series of issues such as funding and coordination.

Dr. Montgomery shook his head and said, And we are a surgeon, are you sure the director will agree?

Hospitals generally do not have outpatient clinics, and are only responsible for diagnosis and treatment.

Because outpatient work is basically the responsibility of community doctors and family doctors.

I know that I have done everything that needs to be done and am willing to go the extra mile to resolve any difficulties along the way.

Dr. Bailey said without hesitation: The director has no objection, as long as you all support me, I can do it, and I will definitely do it!

But why?

Christina was puzzled: You are a surgeon.

Because I want to do more!

Dr. Bailey said loudly: I want to find someone to rely on, I need a reason to believe that medicine is not just about sewing up patients and sending them away.

I have to believe that medicine can not only save lives, but change lives.

I need to believe that I am doing the right thing!

Looking at the emotional Dr. Bailey, Adam was deeply moved.

It is precisely because of doctors like Dr. Bailey that people are full of respect for the profession of doctors.

Naturally, Adam didn't mind helping out, so he smiled slightly, and big sunglasses flashed in front of his eyes: Appropriation is not a problem.

Thank you, Adam!

Dr. Bailey was very grateful.

This sentence not only means that the biggest trouble, appropriation, is no longer a problem, but also represents Adam's greatest support for her.

With Adam's influence, the chief of surgery and the owners of other departments would pay more attention to her request instead of laughing it off.

It can be said that Adam's words made 70% of the major event she had been planning recently.

Ok.

Seeing this, Dr. Montgomery naturally wouldn't refute the face of Dr. Bailey and Adam.

And all she needs to do is agree.

Thank you, Dr. Montgomery.

Dr. Bailey was overjoyed.

Can I turn my attention back to the surgery now?

Dr. Montgomery quipped.

Maybe not.

Before Dr. Bailey nodded, Adam had already sighed.

Everyone followed Adam's gaze and understood.

Cervical cancer has spread to the entire bladder, and the cancer has reached the fourth stage. There is no need for surgery anymore. Let's suture.