Chapter 284 Treating Old Man Hansen

"Ning girl."

Grandpa He greeted Jiang Ning first.

Jiang Ning also called out, "Grandpa He."

He Tingdong stepped forward and introduced the middle-aged man who had come with him to Jiang Ning with a kind face. He said, "Dr. Jiang, this is the director of the Cultural Relics Administration Bureau. He brought the contract that Commander Liang mentioned."

While Jiang Ning was treating Mr. Hansen, Brigade Commander Liang went out to make a phone call and explained the whole situation.

Upon learning of this, He Tingdong immediately informed his father and brought the director of the Cultural Relics Administration Bureau with him.

He hadn't originally planned to bring the old man along, but the patient who came to China for medical treatment this time had a special identity, and his symptoms were the same as the old man's.

The old man's purpose in coming along was simple: to support Dr. Jiang.

Since He Tingdong had entered the political arena, the matter of negotiating with Mr. Hansen naturally fell to him.

He Tingdong spoke fluent English with Mr. Hansen, emphasizing that his own father's illness was the same as Mr. Hansen's.

When this topic came up, Mr. Hansen subconsciously glanced at Mr. He's legs.

He looks like a completely normal person, not someone who has ever had this disease, especially such a rare one.

Seeing the obvious suspicion in the other person's eyes, He Tingdong immediately took out a stack of documents. As he handed the documents over, he said, "These are all the test results my father had during the year he sought medical treatment."

Mr. Hansen took the examination results handed to him by He Tingdong and looked at them carefully.

He carefully read through the test results.

The inspection results have a precise date and the paper is clearly new or old, so it couldn't have been forged recently.

After reviewing the test results, Mr. Hansen couldn't help but glance at Mr. He's legs, who was chatting with Jiang Ning.

Before this, he still had some doubts about Jiang Ning's medical skills. After all, he had consulted many famous doctors in the United States, but everyone's answer to him was that they could only suppress the symptoms and could not make him stand up again.

He had been disappointed too many times, and he was afraid that this time, even with hope, it would still end in disappointment.

Now he has some faith in the young female doctor's medical skills.

He Tingdong silently observed the other person's expression, then a smile appeared on his face.

It seems the contract signing is settled.

When he received the call from Brigade Commander Liang, he thought he had misheard.

Dr. Jiang actually brought back twenty cultural relics that had been lost overseas for the country!

Soldiers defend their country.

He, on the other hand, worked in a different way, trying to help the country and its people go further and longer, just like a group of people of equal status.

The story of Dr. Jiang using his medical skills to recover twenty lost cultural relics, once interviewed and published in the newspaper, will surely inspire the people.

After Mr. Hansen finished reviewing Mr. He's examination materials, he signed the contract with the director of the Cultural Relics Bureau without any hesitation and signed it very decisively.

They were leaving after the contract was signed.

After Jiang Ning finished treating Mr. Hansen, she also had to leave the ward.

They went out together as a group.

After leaving the ward, the director of the Cultural Relics Administration Bureau thanked Jiang Ning profusely for her righteousness.

Since the other party has taken the initiative to seek medical treatment at her doorstep, she naturally has to fight for some benefits for the country.

That evening, Jiang Ning returned home and told Shen Mo about it.

When Shen Mo returned home, Brigade Commander Liang called him into his office and explained the matter.

Upon hearing Jiang Ning recount this, he exclaimed sincerely, "Wife, you're amazing!"

Jiang Ning pouted her little nose and said, "That's right."

Hearing compliments from loved ones can definitely improve one's mood.

The next day, He Tingdong and the director of the Cultural Relics Administration Bureau suddenly paid a personal visit again. This time, he brought medals and banners, as well as an additional bonus of 5,000 yuan.

When the other party suddenly showed up at her door, Jiang Ning had no choice but to call Dean Kong to ask for half a day off.

Jiang Ning was somewhat surprised when she received the bonus. They had only signed a contract with Mr. Hansen and had not yet received the artifact. Shouldn't such a reward be given after the artifact was received?

He Tingdong noticed Jiang Ning's confusion, and said with a hint of helplessness, yet also as if joking, "My dad is putting pressure on us from behind, so we have to be proactive."

The mother, holding her child, stood to the side; she had only learned of this today.

Hearing that her daughter-in-law had retrieved twenty cultural relics, she was beaming with pride.

The important people her daughter-in-law treated were all incredibly remarkable.

After a week-long holiday, Jiang Ning resumed her work routine, including providing Mr. Hansen with treatment every three days.

After a month of treatment, when Jiang Ning treated Mr. Hansen again, some suppressed sounds of pain could be heard in the ward.

Mr. He received timely treatment and was able to walk for a while after one course of treatment. Mr. Hansen's condition was more serious, and it took him a month to be able to walk.

I never realized Dr. Jiang had such a strong grip when I had no feeling in my legs before.

As he gradually regained some sensation in his legs, he was surprised to find that the massage was so painful he could barely bear it.

Jiang Ning continued her treatment here, and after nearly a month, it was time for school to start.

Because Jiang Ning had to treat Mr. Hansen, she couldn't spare two days to teach at the school.

Thinking about this, Jiang Ning took Dean Kong to the principal's office.

The principal had a big smile on his face when he saw Jiang Ning, but the smile disappeared when he saw Old Man Kong following him in.

Whenever Confucius appears, nothing good ever comes of it.

Jiang Ning didn't beat around the bush and said directly, "Principal, there's an important patient at the hospital, so the teaching position might..."

Before Jiang Ning could finish speaking, Principal Lin interrupted her.

"Stop!" Principal Lin touched his heart and looked at Jiang Ning, saying, "Teacher Jiang, don't tell me you're going to resign. This old man can't handle it."

Jiang Ning was both amused and exasperated. "Principal, I didn't say I wanted to resign."

"Not resigning?" Principal Lin blinked, lowered his hand from his heart, and sat back down in his chair. "That's fine as long as you don't resign."

After speaking, Principal Lin couldn't help but ask, "Is that patient's condition very serious?"

Seeing his determined look, Dean Kong, who had come along, immediately answered his questions.

"The hospital did indeed receive a patient of great status. His illness cannot afford the slightest mistake. Dr. Jiang is this patient's attending physician."

Principal Lin is a man of principle; this old man Kong doesn't seem to be joking with him.

He looked at Jiang Ning and asked, "What are your plans regarding the teaching position, Dr. Jiang?"

Jiang Ning thought for a moment and said, "Principal Lin, that patient's treatment will last for another three months. I came to discuss with you the possibility of changing my classes to once a week for these three months."

After listening, Principal Lin nodded in agreement.

Jiang Ning's course is an elective, so adjusting the course schedule is not a problem.

As long as Jiang Ning doesn't say she wants to resign, she can do whatever she wants.

After the matter was settled, Jiang Ning temporarily focused on treating and saving lives.

Time flies, and Mr. Hansen's remaining three-month treatment course is now complete.

Mr. Hansen is now able to walk independently without his cane.