"She was always reluctant to talk at first, and I noticed her sneaking a peek at Bed 2. The patient in Bed 2 had an artificial anus after rectal cancer surgery. She couldn't accept it after seeing that. She's an auntie who loves to look beautiful. I've heard she used to dance a lot and even managed to raise a daughter to study abroad, so she's a capable woman, which is why she can't accept this situation."
"If she can't accept it, is she prepared to die?"
When Luo Yanfen's words landed, everyone around her lifted their heads to look at her. She quickly realized she had said something inappropriate and defended herself, "I'm just anxious for the patient."
No matter how irritated or anxious a doctor is, they must never say such things—it's a matter of basic professional conduct. That's why patients often find that doctors stop talking mid-conversation, afraid they might blurt out something inappropriate in their haste.
