Shin Youhuan was listening to her from the opposite side, his mouth was pulled into a big arc, and he couldn't stop smiling. He asked her again: "How do you plan to avoid risks on the road?"

"As long as there is no major shaking during the transportation, flying is actually safer than taking an ambulance on a long journey (the ambulance is on a long journey and accidents are inevitable). Therefore, the biggest problem is the temperature difference between the south and the north. The temperature difference between the south and the north is large, and if there is a big risk, it should happen when we arrive in the north. I would like to ask Brother Shen to let Guozhi's ambulance drive to the airport to pick up people directly." Xie Wanying said.

It is true that temperature difference is fatal to patients with cardiovascular diseases. She is right. When the temperature drops suddenly, blood vessels will contract suddenly, and blood clots in the blood vessels will directly cause infarction. Therefore, the number of patients with acute myocardial infarction increases in winter, and the rate of sudden cardiac death is also high.

"You understand it very well. I won't say more." Shen Youhuan had already decided not to stop her from saving her relatives, and said, "Be careful on your way. I'll keep a bed for you. Please book your flight and tell me the time your flight will arrive at the Capital Airport, so that I can arrange for an ambulance from our hospital's emergency department to arrive at the airport in advance."

Senior Brother Shen thought the same as she did. He was the doctor who once told her not to give up and to do her best to save people. As expected, he would fully support her.

After hanging up the phone, Xie Wanying said to Dr. Jiang, "We have communicated well and it has been confirmed that there will be a bed for the patient at Capital Guozhi Hospital."

Doctor Jiang was standing nearby, and of course he had listened to all the conversations between her and Shin You-hwan. He looked at her in surprise: She had not lied, and had really asked Shin You-hwan to arrange a bed and an ambulance for her. Who was she?

The other two people who were listening in. Shang Siling was relieved and her mood instantly soared from the bottom to the clouds. She was so happy that she felt like a bird about to fly. Xie Wanying's call undoubtedly meant that her husband was saved and her family was saved.

"Yingying, I'll go book plane tickets for your cousin and the two of us." Shang Siling held Xie Wanying tightly and said gratefully, "Your cousin and I will remember you forever."

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"Cousin, let me book the tickets. I have a friend who knows someone at the airline, so it will be easier to book. Also, my cousin needs to be carried on the plane on a stretcher and bring emergency equipment with him, so special arrangements and cooperation from the airline will be needed." Xie Wanying said as she picked up her phone to contact her childhood friend for help.

Shang Siling heard her say this, she didn't have her expertise so she let her make the arrangements. She hurried back to the ward to pack her husband's belongings so that she could complete the formalities and board the plane later.

Ding Wenze, who was standing outside the crowd, suddenly became a nobody. Xie Wanying and Shang Siling were busy with their own things, and Shang Siling was too lazy to even say a word to him when she was angry.

"Hey, you guys—" Ding Wenze chased Shang Siling for a few steps and shouted, "Sister-in-law, are you going to listen to what her student says?"

"I listen to the doctors in the capital. Your cousin's university leader said that Dr. Shen is a very good doctor. If I don't listen to him, who else can I listen to?" Shang Siling refuted him with what he had just said, and said, "You said that you should listen to the doctor. You can ask Dr. Jiang, right?"

Dr. Jiang said frankly that if other doctors in other hospitals were willing to take over this hot potato, he and Professor He would be happy to see it happen. It would be good for the patients, their families, and the doctors in their hospital.

Since the top doctor in the capital thought there was no problem, why should he insist that there was a problem?