"Hmm, the recovery is going well; he can be discharged tomorrow."
After the routine morning check-up, Yu Feng calmly said to Aunt Liu, "After being discharged and returning home, you should continue to recover slowly and avoid overexerting yourself. If there are any problems in the meantime, you can call me directly."
"Thank you, Dr. Yu."
Hearing she could be discharged, Aunt Liu was very happy. Her vision had also mostly recovered, and the feeling of regaining sight was something that those who had never been blind could hardly truly understand.
Yi Hailan and Aunt Liu's son, Jin Youping, were also quite happy.
Before, when Yi Hailan brought her mother to Beijing for treatment, he had been somewhat unhappy—not because he didn't want to treat his mother's eyes but because he felt that there was no hope of regaining sight once someone was blind. Wasn't that just pointless trouble?
