Daily American Drama

medical center.

Morning.

Adam took the four little ones to round the ward.

Dr. Duncan, can I see Lola?

Owen asked.

Not suitable for now.

Adam shook his head and said, You guys recuperate first, and we will meet later when you have time.

Is it because she doesn't want to see me?

After being brutally educated by the bald and irritable brother, Owen's IQ began to increase.

They've all been transferred.

Adam glanced at him.

hehe.

Owen couldn't help laughing: That is to say, after they just had the operation and their bodies were not suitable for transfer, they forcibly transferred all of them because I was here?

Emmm.

This smile is complicated.

George and the others bowed their heads, not looking at him.

no way.

If it were them, facing such a terrible criminal, they would most likely be transferred to another hospital immediately, just to stay away a little bit.

Owen fell silent, stopped talking, and his eyes began to darken.

Adam explained to the fourth child and went to the emergency room alone.

Jenny isn't here?

Adam turned around, didn't see Jenny, and asked calmly.

She asked for leave in the morning.

The nurse explained: Dr. Duncan has something to do with him? Shall I call her for you?

no need.

Adam smiled and shook his head.

As long as he wasn't in the emergency trauma room, treating trauma patients, he was fine.

Don't persuade others to be kind without suffering from others.

Although Adam knew Jenny's suffering, he couldn't really feel it.

But he knew that Jenny was actually struggling inside.

Otherwise, it would be replaced by someone who has no conscience at all, would not deliberately avoid sharp objects, and risked being noticed, and find someone to deal with this trauma for her.

So although he was disappointed by Jenny's stubbornness and selfishness, he would not do too much.

After all, who is not selfish?

If he were Jenny, she had worked hard for so many years and finally got a very good job, but now because of this damn nightmare, she was facing the risk of losing her job, and she might be very entangled.

But if it was him, after struggling for a while, he would still choose to transfer to avoid the more risky emergency trauma.

After all, like most people, he is selfish and selfish, but he doesn't want to hurt others.

noon.

buffet.

Adam was eating when Jenny came over.

Doctor Duncan.

Jenny, what's the matter?

Adam looked up at her.

Ok.

Jenny nodded.

Okay, let's talk over there.

Adam got up and took Jenny to the overpass.

I'm sorry, Dr. Duncan.

Jenny's mood has stabilized a lot, and she first apologized to Adam: I was a little excited before, you don't know what I have experienced these days, listening to the experiences of people like me has given me too much psychological pressure, I always feel that everyone is a bad person and will target me... I know that you are not that kind of person, Dr. Duncan.

Understandable.

Adam nodded noncommittally.

I went to Dr. Angelo in the morning and the viral load was no longer detected.

Jenny cheered up: I guess the cocktail therapy is really working.

Congratulations, this is indeed good news.

Adam sincerely congratulates.

Cocktail therapy refers to the use of three or more antiviral drugs in combination to treat AIDS, just like using various wines to make a cocktail, so it is vividly described as cocktail therapy.

This treatment method reduces the drug resistance caused by the use of a single drug, can inhibit the replication of the virus to the greatest extent, delay the disease, prolong life, and improve the quality of life.

It is indeed good news for Tatiana, who is also an AIDS patient.

Doctor Duncan...

Jenny looked at Adam tangled up.

Feel sorry.

Adam interrupted directly: You are a PA, you should know that the viral load was not detected, it's just because the amount of virus is reduced to the point that the instrument can't detect it, it doesn't mean that it is completely cured and will not infect others again.

……I know.

Jenny's eyes darkened, and after a moment of silence, she looked at Adam: Dr. Duncan, is it true that you said to help me find a way to balance risks and work?

of course it's true.

Adam nodded: We are colleagues, and we all know that you are also an innocent victim. If possible, we are all willing to help you within our capacity.

If it were Mark Sloan, who got this disease, he would only say he deserved it.

Who made him so sloppy.

But Jenny has never had this kind of mess, and she was infected by her husband who is now an ex-husband.

Who can think of this, and can prevent it?

is it possible?

Jenny looked at Adam expectantly.

Being rejected by Adam without hesitation before made her very desperate and angry.

Because these days, she has really heard and seen too many stories of 'everyone is targeting us', so that her subconscious only has the dualistic concept of helping her or harming her.

After a night of calmness and the good news in the morning, she finally came to her senses.

Adam didn't mean not to help her, but he didn't agree with her way of concealing and putting innocent patients at risk.

He clearly said that both can be considered.

With his credibility and ability, this is entirely possible.

And what is she doing?

Push the person who was willing to help her directly to the opposite side, and say you want to sue him?

If he didn't want to help her, he could swallow her up in a gossip storm, so why did he quietly call her over and tell her about it.

Stupid! Stupid! Stupid!

After thinking through all this, Jenny scolded herself countless times in her heart.

Then she was shocked to realize that she would not have been so stupid before.

Even if the experience of these days made her subconscious, it was not enough.

Am I really demented?

Jenny, unable to comprehend her own divine operation, remembered what Adam said was the first symptom of a full-scale attack of AIDS was dementia. Halfway through, she turned back to Dr. Angelo's clinic and expressed her doubts.

Dr. Angelo was also taken aback. After checking and testing, he told her that there was no sign of dementia.

Of course it's possible.

Adam smiled and said: I had an idea before, but it's a pity that you don't want to listen... You want to realize your career pursuit and life value, and you don't want to spend the rest of your life sending and receiving emails to sort out materials, wasting your years of hard work and struggle. normal.

But that's not to say it's absolutely incompatible with not putting innocent patients at risk.

Do you know how short of good doctors there are in charities like Sunshine House?

You can go there to help those children suffering from AIDS, treat them with your heart, and care for them with your heart.

I don't think anyone can understand their suffering better than you.

As long as you are willing, you will become the cutest doctor in their eyes.

Wouldn't that be better than staying in the emergency trauma room, putting the trauma patient at risk and making yourself tangled and tormented?

Isn't that worthwhile enough?

Is this okay?

Jenny froze, then became excited.

As long as you want, of course you can.

Adam nodded.

If those Sunshine Homes are unwilling to accept doctors like Jenny, Adam can ask Caroline to set up a Sunshine Home dedicated to treating children with AIDS from mothers.

As long as Jenny is willing to regard this as a career and existence value, Adam feels that she is definitely more suitable and attentive than other doctors when she becomes this doctor.

This is a good deed for Jenny and for those AIDS children.

Adam is happy to help.

Jenny would naturally not be unwilling.

After dealing with this matter, Adam walked towards the ward in a good mood. Seeing George and the little man standing outside the ward, George smiled wryly, and a female voice with an English accent came from the ward.