Chapter 44: No New Food Found
This is the neonatal department. The things that appear here are of course related to newborns. This safety basket is probably used by parents when they send their children up. The things in the backpack may also be what parents want the nurse to bring to their children.
An Ran went out several times but didn't find any new food. She had a strong sense of insecurity and felt that staying on the fifth floor was not a wise choice.
At this time, An Ran's lochia had already overflowed from her sanitary napkin. She took a moment to observe her pants, which were already stained with blood.
It doesn't really make any difference whether she has this panty-type sanitary napkin or not. Let the lochia stain her crotch red! ! ! An Ran simply took out the panty-type sanitary napkin and decided not to use a sanitary napkin. She wiped her lower body with a tissue and suddenly felt that the wound from her episiotomy had stopped hurting without her knowing when.
An Ran tore off another piece of tissue paper, spread her legs, bent over and wiped the area where she had episiotomy. She pressed it hard and it really didn't hurt anymore, as if it had healed.
For an ordinary pregnant woman, can the episiotomy wound heal so quickly?
An then realized that she had been trapped in the neonatal department for the past two or three days, running and jumping. She had not thought about the episiotomy wound at all, nor did she feel any pain down there. Does that mean that her episiotomy wound had healed a long time ago?
The healing ability is so fast? Just as she was thinking this, a large amount of lochia came out, sticking to An Ran's thighs, flowing down, and when it reached her calves, she wailed, took out a tissue, and wiped the blood on her legs. However, the lochia would continue to flow for many days, and if An Ran didn't use sanitary napkins, her legs would always be dirty.
There was probably no pregnant woman in this world who was more embarrassed, dirty, and unlucky than An Ran. She had a bit of a broken jar mentality, thinking that since she was already so dirty, it didn't matter if she got even dirtier, so she threw away the wet wipes and let the blood flow.
Then she thought that there were plenty of disinfectant wipes anyway, so she took some and wiped her chest and hands clean. After all, she was a mother now, she had to feed and hold her baby, and it was not good for these two parts of her body to be too dirty.
After cleaning herself up, An Ran found a set of clean nurse clothes and pants to put on, then returned to the blue light room, took the fruit basket that was placed in the blue light room, ate the three large bananas in it, and waited for Baby and Chen Jiao's son to wake up from hunger.
After a while, Chen Jiao's son and baby woke up hungry. Before they started crying, An Ran began to feed the two children. The baby was fed her breast milk, and Chen Jiao's son drank milk soaked in saline solution.
After feeding the two children, An Ran picked up the baby and put it in the baby carrier. She then put Chen Jiao's son in the backpack, took out some of the messy milk powder and diapers in the backpack, and then opened the zipper of the backpack a little to allow Chen Jiao's son to breathe.
The fruit basket contained the leftover fruit she had eaten, as well as the large box of chocolates and lollipops she had found earlier.
If you ask why An Ran's baby was placed in a basket while Chen Jiao's son was sadly placed in a backpack, it is of course because of the difference in closeness. The basket is so small that it can't hold two babies. In this situation, it was already a great mercy for An Ran to take Chen Jiao's son away from the neonatal department. She naturally couldn't let her daughter stay in the backpack and put Chen Jiao's son in the basket like a treasure.
(End of this chapter)