"Will I become paralyzed?!" Qiu Jiang, who had been keeping his eyes closed, finally spoke.

Director Qiao remained silent, as did the two doctors in the room who were participating in the consultation.

"Dad, don't be sad. I'm still alive, aren't I? Even if I'm paralyzed, I can still do many things well," Qiu Jiang said after a long silence in the room.

Qiu Jiang's mother couldn't help but cry as she went outside.

Liu Hui knew that Director Qiao was suffering from severe back pain. He instructed the nurse to keep a close eye on Qiu Jiang and to prevent him from moving his body, which could cause further injury. He then helped the director out of the room.

“…My son is only twenty-five years old, and his wife is newly pregnant. If he becomes paralyzed, what will become of him?” Qiu Jiang’s mother said, crying.

After hesitating for a long time, Deputy Division Commander Fang finally spoke up, "The military dog ​​Bai Shuang injured its leg while on a mission, and I heard that it had to be amputated. But later, after using traditional Chinese medicine, I heard that the leg was saved."

Division Commander Qiu: "Old Fang, it's time now, just say what you have to say!"

"Wei Aiguo's wife knows traditional Chinese medicine, including bone setting. I've heard she's quite skilled. She treated the military dog ​​Baishuang with excellent results. But I don't know the exact details."

“She was treated for a military dog’s illness. How can that be the same as treating a human?” Qiu Jiang’s mother still had tears on her face.

"She said her medicine was for human use, and this was the first time she'd used it on military dogs," said Deputy Division Commander Fang.

Commander Qiu hesitated.

"Actually, we can talk about whether it can be cured later. Can we let her take a look first?" Qiu Jiang's mother felt that if there was a possibility, they should give it a try.

"Traditional Chinese medicine has many amazing aspects. I've never seen Wei Aiguo's injuries heal so quickly among my previous patients," Director Qiao said.

“Let’s beg her to come and see! Qiu Hai was wrong. We’ll have him apologize to her later and beg her not to hold it against him.” Qiu Jiang’s mother grabbed Qiu Hai. “Qiu Hai, did you hear me? Go apologize.”

Qiu Hai nodded vigorously. His family had already told him to apologize, and it didn't matter when he apologized! He'd do anything to save his brother, even kneeling down was acceptable.

Division Commander Qiu: "I'll have someone send a car to pick you up right away."

The old house blocked his way. "It would take too long for a car to go back and forth. I called the Special Forces and asked Shen Dongqi to drive there. He's not far from Wei Aiguo's place. Besides, if a stranger goes, a female comrade might have reservations."

"Yes, yes, how come I didn't think of that!" Commander Qiu was dumbfounded.

Commander Zhao: "Old Fang, have them send another vehicle to follow. With such heavy rain, there might be some danger on the road."

"good!"…

"Someone's knocking on the window." Song Yan nimbly rolled out of bed. "Who's outside!"

"Sister-in-law, it's me, Shen Dongqi. I have an urgent matter and need your help," Shen Dongqi called out from outside. The rain was too heavy; if he didn't shout, no one could hear him.

Song Yan got dressed, opened the door, and Shen Dongqi was soaked to the bone.

Song Yan: What's wrong with them all, jumping into the yard and knocking on the windows?

Shen Dongqi told Song Yan about it.

Song Yan knew immediately that this kind of bone injury was beyond her ability to treat. "This kind of bone injury requires surgery for internal fixation and repair. I definitely can't treat it."

Shen Dongqi was dumbfounded by Song Yan's confident answer; so many hopes had been pinned on that side!

"Sister-in-law, even if you can't cure it, please go and see a doctor!"

Song Yan understood Shen Dongqi's meaning: If you say you can't treat someone without seeing them, their family won't believe you. They'll just think you're making excuses or have other ulterior motives.

Wei Aiguo: "My wife is a folk doctor. In the past, people called her a quack doctor. Folk doctors couldn't cure people's illnesses and would often be beaten up."

Shen Dongqi: "With me here, the things you're worried about won't happen. I'll pick up my sister-in-law, and after I've seen her, I'll bring her back safely."