There are dead heroes here.
Dr. Li, 34, is well known to everyone.
Liu Zhiming, 5 1 year-old, director of Wuchang Hospital in Wuhan, has been fighting the epidemic. He died on February 8, 2008, because he was infected with COVID-19 virus. He spent three days and three nights renovating the hospital area to receive patients, and just celebrated 5 1 birthday a week ago. Can't let go of your attention and protect yourself from guilt? This is the key word mentioned by colleagues. The cry of his wife chasing the hearse tore up the hearts of netizens, and she was almost empathetic. Peng, a 29-year-old respiratory physician at the First People's Hospital of Jiangxia District, Wuhan, postponed her wedding scheduled for the eighth day of the first month and volunteered to go to the front. He stayed in the isolation ward for nearly a month. Unfortunately, he was infected with COVID-19 virus and died on February 20th. He left with a wedding invitation in his drawer, leaving his fiancee and unborn child.
Jun Xiao, a 50-year-old general surgeon of the Red Cross Society of Union Medical College Hospital, was unfortunately infected with COVID-19 virus in the first line of fighting the epidemic. He died on February 8, 2020 due to the deterioration of his condition. For various reasons, this announcement was 18 days late, and there was no more introduction on the Internet. We just need to remember that he must be a good doctor.
There are thousands of infected medical staff, but they still try their best to contribute to the fight against the epidemic in their beds. After being diagnosed by Yu Changping, a respiratory doctor in Wuhan People's Hospital, he kept posting videos on the Internet to share his treatment experience, popularize the disease and predict the development of the epidemic. This is his sense of social responsibility. His optimism affects millions of netizens, and his illness affects the hearts of the public. The good news is that he will be discharged soon.
What's more, their 44-year-old Tu is still in the line of fire and is the deputy chief physician of the intensive care unit of Wuhan Jinyintan Hospital. His 40-year-old wife Cao Shan was originally a nurse in the pediatric ward of the hospital. After the outbreak, he was transferred to the isolation ward on June 5438+1October 7. The transportation of Jinyintan Hospital is inconvenient, and the dormitory is often full. The couple gave the opportunity to their colleagues, saying only that they were in the car? I'm used to sleeping, okay? ; Medical teams in the north dare not take a bath in Wuhan easily, because the temperature in the north is low, but it is very hot indoors. Wuhan turns on the air conditioner for 20 degrees. They all sleep in sweaters, and they may catch a cold in the shower. They don't want to fall down before the battle is over. Overworked every day, changing disposable protective gear, deliberately drinking less water, avoiding going to the toilet and overcoming eating habits and gastrointestinal discomfort are all compulsory courses for medical teams. There is an appeal on the Internet that medical staff should not get sympathy for their hard work, but only hope to get respect for their professionalism. But I think it's part of their professional ability to treat difficulties. Will it be better for medical staff without feelings?
I can't bleed at the front, but I can only pay attention to, be moved by, and do some services within my power. Kissinger said in On China? China has always been well protected by their bravest people. "Yes, we are always dissatisfied. We always forget the pain after scar healing, who gave the medicine and who bandaged it. Medical injuries occur frequently. I hope that after the epidemic, the social status of medical staff can be significantly improved and they can be given due respect and attention.