There are too many cases of discrimination against recovered patients in society. Doctors have long advocated that society should pay attention to this discrimination problem.
"Don't confuse them." Cao Yong said unceremoniously, "You are a counselor, don't you know how their class is doing?"
The eighth-grade class that Xie is in is so introverted that many of his seniors have called it the worst in history.
"It's more competitive than our class back then." Ren Chongda honestly admitted that the class he leads is the best and therefore the most competitive in history.
"Shouldn't you be a little more vigilant yourself? Remind him personally, and as a teacher you should keep an eye on him," said Cao Yong.
After hearing what he said, Cao Zhao and Cao Dong, who were standing nearby, suddenly realized that the third brother was going to come back and criticize and teach them two insiders. Their old father was there, and he would definitely be taught a lesson by the third brother. The third brother of the Cao family has always been like this, and he would not care about the face of anyone and would say what he should say without mercy.
Cao Dong was the most wronged one. He just heard about it from the second brother at the elevator entrance today and learned the news less than a few minutes earlier than the third brother.
The eldest and third sons of the Cao family didn't know that this man was once a patient of their father. How did Cao Zhao know about this? Did Cao Zhao go out of his way to find out just because Wei was now Cao Zhao's student? Even if Cao Zhao knew from the student counselor that this man had this medical history, how did he connect this medical history with Cao Yudong? It was impossible for Cao Zhao to retrieve the medical records of this student from many years ago.
"No, Cao Zhao never asked me. I don't know how he knew that." Ren Chongda denied it decisively on the phone, but he was just as curious, "Did he know that it was Teacher Cao's patient? I don't know."
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We can only ask Cao Zhao himself.
Cao Yong suddenly remembered some of his second brother's virtues.
Cao Zhao loved to play. He liked to run into their father's study and secretly look through their father's things since he was a child. Cao Yudong treated his sons equally and was very tolerant. He never scolded the second son for this. As long as Cao Zhao did not do anything excessive, did not destroy his things, and did not talk about his things casually. I am afraid that Wei's medical records fell into Cao Zhao's eyes and remembered them. It is impossible for doctors to take patients' medical records home. Cao Zhao most likely saw Wei's condition from the personal medical records written by his father. At the same time, it means that Wei is a patient that their father remembers among all the patients he has seen. He is quite special, so he is recorded.
Twenty years later, a medical student came to become his student. It just so happened that the student's name was very similar to that of a patient of his father's. With the eyes of Cao Zhao, a pediatric surgeon, he observed the patient and talked to the student's family, and it was easy to determine the other party's identity.
This second brother Cao is too cunning and too sinister. No matter how smart he is, he will never be able to resist failure.
Cao Zhao recalled that it was the first time in so many years that his car overturned again and again. The number of overturns reached such a level that he began to question his life.
I guess it was because of the "curse" given by the third brother when it first started.
"I contacted Fu Xinheng and Zhu Huicang and asked them to accompany me. We are on the way now." Ren Chongda considered.
Shouer Hospital is a children's hospital and does not treat adults. Wei is an adult, and if he needs further heart treatment, he should be transferred to another hospital. Transferring back to Guoxie is a possibility. But now that I heard that the patient was once a patient of Professor Cao Yudong, maybe he will be transferred to Pinghuai Hospital.
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