Bao had been diagnosed with regressive autism.
Just as Lu Chenyuan had previously told Lin Yan, at first, Lin Yan thought Lu Chenyuan was just speaking off the cuff.
The doctor, along with Chu Xiu, essentially sentenced him to a bleak future. His point was that the child could attend rehabilitation classes for intervention, but the effectiveness couldn't be guaranteed, nor could one hope to make him a normal child.
Chu Xiu was in such a despairing mood, she took advantage of Bao's stable emotions at the moment and went to a fast-food restaurant near the hospital with her two sisters.
As soon as Chu Xiu sat down, she started gulping hot water, her shoulders trembling.
"What should we do about Bao? Bao is so healthy, I still can't believe he has autism. Let's go to another hospital."
Lin Yan said, "Changing hospitals is an option, we'll schedule another consultation with a specialist."
