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【济南新冠肺炎康复者讲述治疗经历:在武汉待四小时返济十天后确诊】https://mr.baidu.com/bj1ilwm?f=cp&u=bc07a92083adebb1


济南新冠肺炎康复者讲述治疗经历:在武汉待四小时返济十天后确诊

齐鲁壹点
02-21 07:37齐鲁晚报齐鲁壹点官方帐号
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2月6日,省级定点医院山东省胸科医院首例新冠肺炎患者王明(化名)治愈出院。

2月20日,是51岁的王明(化名)出院满两周的日子,没有任何症状、体温也正常,这意味着他终于可以撕下“新冠肺炎患者”这一标签。

王明是济南市第14例确诊患者,也是泉城首批康复出院的患者之一。他不善言谈,2月6日他从山东省胸科医院东院大门走出时,面对记者,他也是紧张得不知道说什么才好。

生活如常,王明大部分时间都与家人一起宅在家中,生活节奏慢了下来,有时,他还会纠结别人对他的态度,心理上似乎变得敏感。

疫情防控没有松懈,王明依然会关注济南疫情数据变化。幸运的是,王明的妻子和孩子没有被他传染,几天前解除隔离回了家,一家人所在的小区也已解封,生活正在慢慢走向正轨。

面对采访,他向记者口述了一个月来的经历,他相信一切都在好转,就像太阳每天都会照常升起。

春节前去过一次武汉

只待了四小时

我是给人“送新车”的,经销商从厂里订车,我就负责把新车开过去送到指定的地方,也不光是开大货车,有时候还会送油罐车。年前那一阵是最忙的时候,不少地方都有要车的,但是“送新车”的人少,我接了一个送武汉的单。

1月18日中午开始走,想着要是上高速的话,通行费怎么着也得一千多块钱,为了省钱我就走国道或者小路,一直到了1月19日的下午三点多,才把车送到了武汉。

快年底了,我就没在武汉多待,送完车就坐上公交车去了武昌火车站。那时已经买不到直接回济南的火车票了,我就坐绿皮车先到郑州转车,一直到了20日才回到济南。后来,又送了一辆新车去了石家庄。

在去武汉之前,我没关注过这方面的报道,不知道那边有疫情。要早知道去这一趟可能会得这个病(新冠肺炎),我当时肯定就不去了。

满打满算,我在武汉一共也就待了不到四个小时,火车站等车的时候,都是自己站在一边。在火车上也没记得有人咳嗽、打喷嚏啥的,不知道咋就被传染了。

回来以后,有一天我去小区外面买菜,听人议论说武汉要“封城”了,我当时还觉得他们是开玩笑,那么大个城市咋封?封了以后人还咋过年?后来看到新闻上说,新冠肺炎会人传人,武汉确定要封城,我才知道这事儿挺严重的。

当时我去武汉,也没做啥防护,连个口罩都没戴,武汉那边的人也一样。当时在公交车上,也几乎没有人戴口罩,在火车站也是,没有人测体温,感觉跟平时没啥两样。

回来十天后突然发病

医院伙食保障挺好

从武汉回来后,我一直没有症状,但是看着新闻里每天都在上涨的确诊数字,多少也有点担心。我就每天测量体温,开始时倒是一直正常。社区里也给大家宣传,不要再串门拜年,没事不要出门。

1月28日这天,我开始觉得有点发烧,一量体温到了37.5℃,平时盖一床小被子睡觉,那天盖了两床还觉得冷。刚开始还想着可能是洗澡着凉了,但家里人想着我十天前去了一趟武汉,可别是带了新冠病毒回来,就催着我赶紧去医院看看。

第二天(1月29日)一早,我就去山东省立三院看病了,去了发热门诊一量,体温还是有点高。医生接诊都是全副武装的,我说自己前些天去过一趟武汉,就让我拍了个CT,还抽了血说是要做核酸检测。

本来以为给我拿点药吃就行的,没多久片子出来了,医生看了看说我肺上有几个小阴影,高度怀疑是新冠肺炎,就直接让我住进隔离病房了。后来医生说得转院,会有救护车来接我,我还以为得等第二天才转院,结果当天晚上十点多就来了一辆救护车。

后来救护车把我送到了山东省胸科医院。听到确诊这个消息时我也没有太意外,因为之前也多少有点心理准备了。妻子和孩子,也早被救护车接走,送到另外一家医院隔离了起来。医生说我病情不严重,属于轻型的,要对自己有信心,我一听这话儿也就放心了。

因为我那时一直没大有症状,也不咳嗽啥的,就是血压有点高,入院后第三天体温就恢复正常了。医生当时给我用上了测量血压和心率的设备,两个小时就来记录一次数据。每天都会给我拿药,有中药也有西药,还会输液,一天四瓶,后来减少到一天两瓶了。

在医院一直住得挺好的,每天还可以点菜,还能吃到自己想吃的菜,医护人员也经常来鼓励我。奇怪的是,平时我爱吃肉,那会却一点儿都不想吃,就爱吃鱼,医院就给我送来炸带鱼或者鲅鱼,非常感谢医院。

住院八天后顺利出院

幸好家人一切正常

原来我住的那个病房一共有三张床,为了避免交叉感染,就只住了我一个人。在我住院之前,我们那个病区已经住进来两个人,有时候做CT会碰到,聊起天来我才知道,有一个是大年初二就住进来的。

住院期间我的心态一直挺好的,就是有一天看到从外地转进来一个病情比较严重的患者,感觉有点害怕。他一直躺在床上,做检查的时候都得坐着轮椅去,每次经过他所在的病房,我就赶紧把口罩给捂紧。

在病房里的时候,我有时会做俯卧撑或者来回走走锻炼身体,医生说身体好了就能扛过来。我也明白,得病了不能自己吓自己,还是得乐观一点儿才行。通过抗病毒和提高免疫力治疗,我只住了八天就出院了。

2月6日那天我出院,妻子和孩子还没解除隔离,我就先自己回家隔离。当时小区里不少人知道是我确诊,我知道他们多少都会有些害怕。回来那天碰到一位中年女子,还问我是不是偷着从医院跑回来的,我理直气壮地回了她一句,“我是治愈了回来的。”

回家那天,我没有钥匙进不了门,在走廊里等着别人给我送钥匙过来。我对门的邻居当时正好要出门,我看她戴着口罩,头上还套了个塑料袋,样子有些夸张。

我回来之后没几天,妻子和孩子也回来了,谢天谢地他们没有被我传染。看到最近济南连续好几天没有新增确诊病例,我也期盼着这场疫情能早点结束,工作生活早点恢复正常。

齐鲁晚报·齐鲁壹点记者 王小蒙





【新冠肺炎轻症患者分享经验:住院13天,我是如何治愈出院的?】https://mr.baidu.com/1a55egd?f=cp&u=74c3414278dbd3c7




新冠肺炎轻症患者分享经验:住院13天,我是如何治愈出院的?

北晚新视觉网
02-18 13:31北京晚报官网官方帐号
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作为一个新冠肺炎轻症患者,林琪经历了13天难熬的等待和治疗期,成功治愈回家。

出院之后,林琪在家进行单间隔离。她和网友分享了自己治疗的过程,希望可以帮到更多人。在分享自己用药过程的同时,她一再强调每个人情况都不一样,但心态一定要好——要安心吃药、按时吃药,不要自己吓自己,相信自己会好的。


资料图 新华社记者 彭昭之 摄

出院那天,她在微博上说,“希望我的国家,我的城市,像我一样好起来。”

以下是她的口述:

我从事医疗器械行业,家住在黄石。这次感染最终治愈回家后,我一直在回忆自己的经历。很多网友来问我具体的治疗过程、用了什么药物之类的,我和大家分享了不少内容,还拍了视频给大家看,恢复的状态还是挺好的。

早在1月27号,我量体温发现有37.5度。在这之前,好几天都是咳嗽,干咳,不过精神状况和胃口都还可以。

当时如果不是看到发生疫情的消息,我可能还会挺一挺,因为我本身也不严重,没有特别的身体反应,后来还是觉得有必要去医院检查确认下,因为我老公是1月22号晚上从武汉回来的,虽然到目前为止他都没有被感染的症状。

当天我决定一个人开车去黄石市第二医院检查,去之前没做什么准备,家里人也觉得我应该不会有什么事。结果到了医院检查完之后,医生告诉我双肺有感染,问了基本情况,然后建议住院隔离观察。这一待,就是十几天。

之后等待确诊的过程是最难熬的。1月28号,我住进了单间隔离病房。第一次住院就“享受”单人间,我只能苦笑,实际上,那天晚上我就开始焦躁了,女儿才四岁半,如果真的确诊了,我特别担心自己传染给她,也特别想念她。

在医院待着的前两天一直没有治疗,感觉咳嗽越来越严重了。直到1月29号,住院的第三天,早上五点多护士全副武装进来,给我抽血。

当时看了一眼手机,老公发来消息,说他和女儿都醒了,让我接着睡,后来老爸又打来电话说要给我送东西,被我拒绝了。老年人本身就易感,我真的不想让他到医院来。

当天上午,社区和疾控中心的人一直给我打电话,询问发病情况和接触史等。等到中午,护士就来通知,过一会儿要转院。我问她是不是确诊了,她说还要等医生来通知。那种情况下,我很焦虑,特别想知道结果。一直等到下午两点多,医生才通知我,确定被感染了,要转院到黄石市中医医院(市传染病医院)。

我们一行7个轻症患者,一起坐救护车前往中医医院。我记得当时的气氛是,大家都有些焦躁,其中三个人是一家人,一直在说特别后悔之前去拜年,说不定把别人也给害了。

到了医院真正安顿下来之后,因为已经接受了这件事,我的心态反而比较好了。我老公开始不相信,有点接受不了,但等我真的去了医院,他又开始鼓励我,跟我说“相信你会没事的。”

我和我老公在一起十一年了,结婚有五六年,感情其实已经归于平淡。出院以后,他告诉我,其实当时他非常着急,不知道我在医院到底是什么情况。他说,第一次意识到,我在他身边比什么都重要。

我想过要不要把感染的消息发出来,最后还是决定不隐瞒。那段时间里,我一直发微博更新情况,因为心情很焦急,又不想在朋友圈说,微博算是一个小窗口。被网友关注到之后,很多人都挺关心我,我就第一时间在微博上说了确诊的结果。之后的几个小时里,我一直在网上交流情况,好多人都鼓励我坚强,让我加油,最后有100个人留言鼓励,让我很感动。

住院期间,我每天都和女儿视频,一开始她都会问妈妈去哪儿了。她才四岁半,不知道“病毒”是什么,出院回家之后跟她说这些,她还是一副很懵懂的样子,只是问为什么不能去上学。我妈妈没跟我们住一起,她是最紧张的人。在我住院的那几天,为了不影响我休息和治疗,她不敢给我打电话,但每天甚至打十几个电话去家里问我的情况。

我每天按医生说的按时吃药,按时吃饭,多喝水,基本上没有想其他的,因为好多人比我严重,我觉得自己应该也不会怎样。同病房的一个病友来的时候病情最重,发烧都是高达40度,但在医生的救治下比我还先出院。所以我在微博上说,不要觉得发烧就是更严重了,这是有一个过程的,你只需要安心吃药、按时吃药,不要自己吓自己,相信自己会好的。

我们病房里都是轻症患者,相互打气鼓励比较多,因为都是年轻人,大部分时候是各自休息,到了饭点就会讨论哪个菜最好吃,劝挑食的病友多吃点。旁边的姑娘隔几个小时就要跟她老公视频,大家还会开玩笑。

不过,2月4号早上有个患者去了ICU,医生在微信群里说要和家属交代一下病情,做好心理准备。进医院这么长时间以来,这是我第一次听说有病人快不行了,当时就感觉,你永远不知道,明天和意外哪一个先来。

其实真正成了患者,才知道医护人员有多辛苦,跟看新闻的那种感动不一样。患者每天还能躺在床上休息,但是医生护士不能休息,每天都要陪着我们,还要打针、发药、发饭。我印象最深的是,有一次一个医生瘸着腿来查房,还要安慰病人。我问他怎么了,他跟我说腿太疼了。

一开始住进医院我每天都刷新闻,确诊之前,还联系同学找到了100个口罩捐给武汉红十字会。读书的时候我在武汉待了很久,对这座城市也有感情,看到疫情的新闻会觉得很沉重,所以后来就基本上不看了,尽量让自己看点别的,放松一些。

2月6号,医生给我开了核酸检测。第一次结果是阴性。7号又做了第二次检测,两次诊断结果都为阴性。到了8号早上,做完CT后,医生通知我,可以出院了。

终于可以回家了。当初一起转院的那个女孩很为我开心,但看到我可以出院了她又很紧张,因为她的症状也很轻,也检测了两次,结果第一次阴性,第二次又阳性了,医生说还要再继续治疗。我们没有加微信,出院之后我也退出了病房的群,希望她现在也出院了。

出院之后,我妈立刻给我打来了电话,她一下子就哭了,说从来没这么担心和难受过。我又在微博上发了自己出院的消息,当时我写道,真心希望我的国家,我的城市像我一样好起来。

为什么全家只有我感染了?后期我们仔细回想了一下,老公开车从武汉回来之后,我们曾和女儿一起去过超市买东西,三个人都戴了口罩,但是中途我的口罩有点问题,就取下来了一会儿,之后再没出过门。所以,我是不是在超市里被传染了?现在也说不好,这只是猜想。

有个事值得说一说。回家之后有物业的人来封门,我老公和他们起了一些争执,家里人心情本来就很焦灼,物业态度很强硬,也不敲门,说话很霸道。

最主要的是,封门之前没有人通知我们。家人从我确诊到出院就没出去过,2月10号说解除隔离了,老公出去买了一次菜,然后突然又来封门,我们也没提前做准备,所以有点让人接受不了。

第一次争执之后,第二次物业的人又半夜两三点偷偷来封门。我们跟社区反映了问题,社区的工作人员态度还是挺好的。2月12日早上,公安局的人来敲门,跟我们说要封门,整个过程比较温和,处理的挺好,我们也愿意配合。

我觉得,双方都要互相理解,但封门的事情还是派一些基层工作比较熟练的社区人员去做比较好,避免争执。当然这只是个人建议,等我隔离结束了,我也想去做志愿者,尽自己的一份力。

之前在抖音上看到过一个广东的小伙子出院之后自愿捐血浆,如果需要,我也愿意捐出含抗体的血浆,去救助那些生病的患者。我真的希望疫情快点过去,大家都平平安安,所有的医务人员和基层工作人员都能安全回家团聚。

经历这次患病 ,我和老公都觉得自己很幸运。对我自己来说,最大的变化就是真正意识到了健康第一,以前我完全不克制自己熬夜,看到好看的书无论多晚都要看完。不过现在是逼着自己早点睡觉,睡不着就躺着,一定要把作息规律调整好。

我老公说,以前经常忙于工作,现在觉得任何东西都比不上家人在身边重要。他老家在东北,今年没能回去,公公婆婆其实也一直担心我们。等疫情过去了,我想做的第一件事就是带上女儿,和老公一起回去看看两位老人家。

(应受访者要求,林琪为化名)

延伸阅读:

新冠肺炎感染者居家隔离”自愈”,亲述经验:做个“三好学生”

新冠肺炎暴发以来,各种防疫方法层出不穷。除了戴口罩、勤洗手,提升自身免疫力也是抗击病毒的关键。不少感染者通过自己的努力,最终战胜病毒。他们分享出自己隔离自愈的故事,希望给更多人带来抗击疫情的信心。





【24岁新冠肺炎治愈者自述经历:从崩溃大哭到开心出院】https://m.yzwb.net/zncontent/266913.html



24岁新冠肺炎治愈者自述经历:从崩溃大哭到开心出院
2020-02-10 11:24:32
从崩溃大哭到开心出院

重庆24岁新冠肺炎治愈者自述12天经历

感受:医护人员真的太辛苦了,他们每天比病人还辛苦

秘诀:好好配合治疗,放松心态,尽量多吃,适当运动

病例简介:罗某,女,汉族,24岁,家住重庆市九龙坡区华岩镇,为确诊病例王某的密切接触者。

1月27日21:22,九龙坡区疾控中心实验室检测结果显示新型冠状病毒核酸阳性。于当晚11点46分接入九龙坡区人民医院感染科,1月28日确诊为新冠肺炎,1月29日转入市公卫中心,2月8日出院。为九龙坡区首例出院病例。

以下为罗某的自述:

2月8日上午10点半,我正在睡觉,医生告诉我说下午就可以出院了,让我再隔离观察两周。太激动了,终于等到了好消息,我赶紧给家人和男朋友打电话。

但我家人都在隔离观察中,住哪儿成了难题,正在犯难时,来接我的区卫生健康委工作人员说,他们早就给我安排好了出院后居住的隔离点,真的很感谢他们。

我还要谢谢帮助我的医生和护士,祝他们平安!

1月27日晚

接到确诊电话,我崩溃了

1月23日,我开始咳嗽,以为感冒了,买了止咳糖浆和一些感冒药,但症状好转不明显。1月25日,跟我一起居住的男朋友的妈妈被确诊为新冠肺炎,我和男朋友及男朋友的其他两位亲属在家隔离观察,那时我心里有些害怕,因为我也有感冒症状,我还是坚持吃药。

1月26日晚上我发烧了,37.2度,心里有些庆幸,没有超过37.3度,过了段时间我再量了温度,37.3度,我有些害怕了,上报了我的体温。

1月27日下午采样检查,晚上我接到确诊电话,让我收拾下日常洗漱用品和换洗衣物,待会120会来接我。

挂了电话,我崩溃了,大声哭了起来,这个病明明离我很遥远啊,为什么我会被确诊?昨天我才过完24岁生日,为什么今天就要被送进医院?是不是我进医院就出不来了?

未知的恐惧一涌而上,一边哭着一边给家人打电话,大年三十我回过老家,我担心他们被传染,让他们注意隔离。

1月28日

咳嗽加重,没什么胃口

1月27日23点过,九龙坡区人民医院的120到了,我上了救护车,看着救护车离家越来越远,我的眼泪忍不住夺眶而出,车上的医生安慰我说:“妹妹不要害怕,你还年轻,要相信自己。”,哭着哭着,鼻涕都要流出来了,但是我不敢擤,因为怕传染给车上的医护人员,我小心翼翼的问医生:“我可不可以擤鼻涕啊?”医生说可以,我才敢用纸包着鼻子擤。

23:46,我到了病房,当时病房里有两个小姐姐,都是病人,她们比我先住进医院,所以看起来比较平静,她们主动跟我聊天,让我没有那么害怕。抽完血、量完血压,我安静的躺在床上,护士每隔两个小时进来量一次体温和血压,那晚3点我才渐渐睡着。

1月28日早上醒来,手机里就充满了信息,“今天情况怎么样啊?”“好一点了吗?”知道我生病的亲戚朋友纷纷发来问候,但其实我最害怕的不是住进医院,而是他们的问候,他们越问我就越怕,但我还要反过来安慰他们,表现出一副没事的样子。

今天,咳嗽加重了,吃饭没什么胃口,早餐喝了一点稀饭,午饭和晚饭几乎没吃。平时我是个活泼开朗的人,话也很多,但今天我几乎很少说话,病房里的两个小姐姐聊天时,我偶尔搭几句。

1月29日

乐观的阿姨一直鼓励我

1月29日,吃完早饭,护士告诉我们今天要到市公共卫生医疗救治中心治疗,在去的路上,不知道是晕车还是怎么的,我出现呼吸困难,医生给我戴上了氧气罩,到了医院仍然没有精神,没有胃口,今天开始输液了。

当天下午,病房里送进来一位阿姨,她很乐观,不停跟我聊天,鼓励我。

1月30日,头晕、呼吸困难,测了体温和血压是正常的,隔壁床的阿姨让我放松心情,“妹妹,你喝点水可能舒服点。”阿姨关切的说。但是我仍然没什么精神,输着液吃饭也不那么方便……

2月1日

情况好转,试着下床做运动

1月31日,继续输液,头晕和呼吸困难的情况好了一些,但干咳又严重了,仍然没什么胃口,早上坚持喝了稀饭后,就没有吃午饭了,下午肚子有些饿了。

护士很好,给我送来了青枣和酸奶,在医院的那段时间,我特别喜欢吃水果。隔壁床的阿姨状态不错,在病房里跳起了广场舞,但也只限于小幅度的活动,她让我精神好的时候下床适当活动一下,对身体恢复有好处。

2月1日,仍然继续输液,头晕和呼吸持续好转,我也学着阿姨起床活动活动,但情绪依然不高,家人每天的问候我也不想一一回复,只是每天会问家人的身体情况,我怕他们有事。好在他们隔离期间有人送菜、送消毒液等物品,我放心一些了。

2月2日,没有输液了,感觉人精神了很多,胃口好了一些,饭菜也吃得多了一些,每一顿都吃,起床也容易了很多,我感觉看到了希望。

2月3日、4日都取了咽拭子去检查,等待结果中……

2月6日 我预感自己快要出院了

2月6日,我听医生说我的CT结果看起来有好转,我感觉我快出院了,我在微信上把自己的猜测告诉男朋友,他听起来不是很激动,因为他说不是医生说的,只是我猜的,也不知道准不准。

那天,病房的阿姨和其他5个病人一起出院了,真替他们开心。

2月7日,精神不错,胃口也不错,咳嗽也好得差不多了,期待早日出院。

2月8日 终于出院,谢谢你们的照顾

2月8日,我出院了。

从1月27日住院到2月8日出院,12天的时间很漫长。住院期间让我感受最深的就是,医护人员真的太辛苦了,有一次护士给我抽血的时候,我看到她的汗水从护目镜上流出来滴到了衣服上,有时候他们的护目镜起雾了,给病人抽血的时候全靠摸血管。有天晚上,护士给我抽血的时候,扎了一针没抽到,一直对我说对不起对不起,我说,没事,我不痛。其实还是有点痛的,但我不能表现出来,这样让护士更内疚,他们每天比病人还辛苦,我还有什么理由不佩服呢。

作为病人,一定要好好配合医生治疗,不要有抵触情绪,这样会让自己心情不好,要放松心态,精神好的时候,要适当运动,能吃就尽量多吃一点,生病期间抵抗力是非常重要的。

在这里,我要谢谢帮助我的医生和护士,祝你们平安!

重庆晨报·上游新闻记者 王倩 通讯员 廖婉廷





【感动!新冠肺炎患者讲述治愈的故事_手机搜狐网】https://m.sohu.com/a/373943444_120235973/?pvid=000115_3w_a


感动!新冠肺炎患者讲述治愈的故事

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02-18 14:22
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截至2月17日24时,全国累计治愈病例已过万。越来越多的患者经过治疗后逐渐康复,陆续出院。一段段自述,见证了他们战胜疾病的必胜信念和与医护人员之间的感人瞬间……这样的故事,很“治愈”。

南京28岁治愈患者刘伟(化名)
2月8日出院
初筛结果显示阳性的那天晚上,一个只有22岁的小护士穿着防护服静静地坐在墙角整夜陪着我,隔一段时间过来给我量个体温。她说自己是瞒着家人偷偷来值守的,父母不知道她上发热门诊,进隔离病区。我鼻子酸酸的,年纪这么小,就这么有勇气,一时不知道说什么。

确诊后最初的4天,我起床后先吃两颗药,接着是挂水。每天先是挂10小袋,每袋只要挂5分钟就能挂完。值班的护士每过3、4分钟跑进来一趟,来来回回跑十来趟。跑到后面,她的护目镜都变模糊了。

出院那天,我听声音“认出”了照顾我的护士,希望她们往后的日子都好好的,大家都平平安安的。



衢州50岁治愈患者胡女士
2月5日出院
刚开始进入隔离病房,看见医生护士穿包得严严实实,我觉得自己病情很严重,她们告诉我不要想得太多,可以和家人朋友多聊聊天,病会好的。慢慢地,我发现自己的情况一天比一天好转。每天的一日三餐,都是医护人员准点送来。早上稀饭、鸡蛋、包子、小菜,中餐和晚餐是一荤(或半荤)两素菜加米饭。

每天看着医务人员忙碌,进进出出,他们工作真的很辛苦,我能做的就是积极配合治疗。隔离病房里的医护人员需要照顾十多个病患,平时都是两班倒。

出院那天,我将院方赠送的一束鲜花带回了家,插在花瓶中。“我在家隔离,看见外面的太阳多好啊!也想出去晒晒太阳。”我拍了照片发到朋友圈,并发了一个微笑表情。



重庆24岁治愈患者罗某
2月8日出院
在120救护车上,看着救护车离家越来越远,我的眼泪忍不住夺眶而出,车上的医生安慰我说:“妹妹不要害怕,你还年轻,要相信自己。”哭着哭着,鼻涕都要流出来了,但是我不敢擤,怕传染给车上的医护人员,我小心翼翼地问医生:“我可不可以擤鼻涕啊?”

有天晚上护士给我抽血,扎了一针没抽到,一直给我说对不起,我给她说,没事,我不痛。其实还是有点痛的,但我不能表现出来,这样让护士更内疚。他们每天比病人还辛苦,我还有什么理由不佩服呢。



在医院的那段时间,我特别喜欢吃水果。隔壁床的阿姨状态不错,在病房里跳起了广场舞,但也只限于小幅度的活动,她让我精神好的时候下床适当活动一下,对身体恢复有好处。

2月8日,我出院了。谢谢帮助我的医生和护士,祝你们平安。

沈阳治愈患者刘佩(化名)
2月9日出院
不敢相信,是我被确诊为新冠肺炎的瞬间的第一感觉。

我想感谢“小茹”护士,“小茹”这个名字是你防护服上写的。谢谢你每天给我加油鼓劲,我才能在最艰难的时候笑出来。你总是跑着来为我换药,防护服那么重,我让你慢点,你总说我不累。

我从头到尾都没看到过医生和护士的脸,你们始终穿着厚厚的防护服。每天早上看到医生和护士,我能透过护目镜看到你们的眼睛。到中午时,你们的护目镜已经上了一层白雾,我明白,这层白雾是你们的坚守。8日是元宵节,早上你们为我端来了元宵,这一刻我突然有了家的感觉。

今天我出院了,但等疫情彻底结束那天,我还想再次回到这里,和每一位医护人员说一句谢谢,认真地看看你们的脸,记住你们的名字。

丰城治愈患者小玲(化名)
2月13日出院
每天清晨五点左右,护士就陆续给每个病人量体温测指氧。我问给我做检测的护士“你们是不是很早就要起床啊?要开始给我们做检测。”她轻声回答道:“不是呢,我们晚上都没有睡,因为病人时刻需要我们。”我愣了。

2月13日,情人节的前一天我出院了,出院前很想拥抱一下他们,最后只能汇成一句:“感谢你们,我向你们鞠个躬,好吗?”然后,我深深地、深深地向他们鞠躬……



虽然不知道他们的名字,也穿着防护服看不清容貌,但是我知道防护服下的每一个人都一定是世界上最美丽的人。

武汉53岁治愈患者漂漂洒洒(网名)
2月11日出院
我是一名医务人员,急诊科改成发热门诊后,我一直在那里坐诊。CT排查时意识到自己中招了。我从没症状到不能走路,只花了几个小时。住院后,病情曾急转直下告病危,但由于第一时间把自己判断的病情告诉了医生,为他们处理赢得了宝贵时间。

2月11日,我出院了。历经生死,我恍若隔世。老公来接我时,特意带来了生病的20天里他每天为我记录的病情变化。看到台历上熟悉的字体,我泪流满面。只有经历过生死,才知道活着真的很幸福。



我想再上战场,跟兄弟姐妹们一起拼到最后,我想尽快看到弥漫着烟火气的武汉。等到隔离期满,我还要去捐献血浆,用自己的血救治更多的患者。

武汉46岁治愈患者贾俊华
2月11日出院
平时我是一个比较乐观开朗的人,不太容易被感动。但这段时间我的泪点有些低,时常被身边的一些人一些事感动。刚进“方舱”时,我心里很烦躁,武汉暂时关闭出城通道,亲人去世,亲人被感染,自己也病了……但后来那几天,我时常被一些强大的正能量所感动。

负责我们病区的汪医生戴着近视眼镜,又加上厚厚的防护眼镜,我看不见他的容貌,也看不出他的年龄。他一直耐心地安抚和说服病人,声音很柔和,特别让人安心。

在感染前,我和朋友们已经做了一些募捐活动,大家都想做一些力所能及的事。这几天听说在征集康复者的血浆,如果符合条件,我愿意贡献一份力。

武汉32岁治愈患者张峰(化名)
2月2日出院
在隔离病房里的前两天,精神压力太大。我的主治医生早上、晚上都会来查房,检测结果出来后,也会及时对我们说。医生常告诉我们,不要有太大的压力,要保持良好的心态,一定要好好吃饭。

医护人员组建了微信群,我们一有需求,就发在群里,他们会尽量解决。我刚住院时,洗漱用品都没带,都是护士们帮我找来的,还给我们找来了刮胡刀。

在病房里,有医生的治疗嘱咐,有护士们的精心照料,加上我强忍着难受、让自己吃些饭菜,一点点提高免疫力。我的心态也发生了变化。

2月2日,向医护人员道了感谢后,我出院了。

湖南75岁治愈患者袁奶奶
2月13日出院
老两口刚住院的时候,谢爷爷因为起病快,发病急,被先送到新冠ICU,袁奶奶在普通隔离病房住了三天,情况突然恶化,同样被紧急送往新冠ICU。夫妻俩,一个住26床,另一个住29床。

谢爷爷一直以为老伴儿住在普通隔离病房,症状轻,不打紧,一定能早点出院。而真实情况是,专家组评定袁奶奶为危重型患者,随时有生命危险。袁奶奶怕老伴受不了,嘱咐医护人员,一定要帮她保密。



2月7日,谢爷爷先于袁奶奶出院。袁奶奶的秘密再也守不住了,谢爷爷沉默了很久,录了段视频发给袁奶奶:“老太婆,你要加油,我等你出院,我们还要一起努力再多活二十年!”



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Rehabilitation of Jinan New Crown Pneumonia patients tells about their treatment experience: confirmed after a four-hour return to Wuhan for ten days

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On February 6, Wang Ming (pseudonym), the first patient with new crown pneumonia in Shandong Provincial Chest Hospital of Shandong Province, was discharged from the hospital.

On February 20, 51-year-old Wang Ming (pseudonym) was discharged from the hospital for two weeks. He had no symptoms and his temperature was normal, which meant that he could finally tear off the label of "neoplastic pneumonia patients".

Wang Ming is the 14th confirmed patient in Jinan and one of the first patients discharged from Quancheng. He was not good at talking. When he stepped out of the gate of the Eastern Hospital of Shandong Chest Hospital on February 6, he was too nervous to know what to say to reporters.

Life is as usual. Wang Ming spends most of his time at home with his family. The pace of life slows down. Sometimes, he also struggles with others' attitudes towards him, and seems to become psychologically sensitive.

The epidemic prevention and control has not been relaxed, and Wang Ming will still pay attention to the changes in the epidemic data in Jinan. Fortunately, Wang Ming's wife and children were not infected by him. A few days ago, they were separated from their families and returned to their homes. The neighborhood where the family is located has also been unsealed, and life is slowly moving on the right track.

In the face of the interview, he narrated to reporters a month of experience, and he believed that everything was improving, just like the sun would rise every day as usual.

Went to Wuhan once before the Spring Festival

Only stayed for four hours

I give someone a "delivery of a new car", and the dealer orders the car from the factory, and I will be responsible for driving the new car to the designated place, not only driving a large truck, but sometimes a tanker truck. The busiest year ago was the busiest time. Many places required cars, but there were few people who "send new cars". I took a ticket to Wuhan.

I started walking at noon on January 18th. I thought that if I was on the highway, the toll would cost more than one thousand yuan. In order to save money, I went on the national road or the side road. The car arrived in Wuhan.

Near the end of the year, I didn't spend much time in Wuhan. After taking the bus, I took the bus to Wuchang Railway Station. At that time, it was no longer possible to buy a train ticket back to Jinan, so I took a green car to Zhengzhou to change trains, and it was only on the 20th that I returned to Jinan. Later, he sent a new car to Shijiazhuang.

Before going to Wuhan, I hadn't paid attention to this report, and I didn't know there was an epidemic there. If I had known that I might get this disease (new coronary pneumonia) on this trip, I would definitely not go there.

I was in Wuhan for less than four hours. When I was waiting at the train station, I was on my side. I didn't remember anyone coughing or sneezing on the train. I didn't know it was infected.

After I returned, one day I went out to buy food outside the community. I heard people talk about Wuhan being "closed". I still thought they were joking. Then the big city was sealed? After the closure, people will still celebrate the New Year? Later I saw The news said that the new crown pneumonia will be passed on from person to person, and Wuhan was certain to close the city, and I only knew that the matter was serious.

At that time, I went to Wuhan and did not do any protection. I didn't even wear a mask. People in Wuhan did the same. At that time, almost no one wore a mask on the bus, nor was it on the train station. No one took the temperature, and it felt just like normal.

Sudden onset ten days after returning

Hospital food security is good

After returning from Wuhan, I have been asymptomatic, but I am a little worried about the number of diagnoses that are rising every day in the news. I took my temperature every day, but it was normal at the beginning. The community also promotes to everyone, don't go to the New Year, don't go out.

On January 28th, I started to feel a little fever, and my body temperature reached 37.5 ℃. I usually covered a small quilt to sleep, but I felt cold when I covered two beds that day. At first I thought it might be a cold shower, but the family thought that I went to Wuhan ten days ago, but don't bring back the new crown virus and urge me to rush to the hospital to see it.

The next morning (January 29), I went to the Shandong Provincial Third Hospital to see a doctor. I went to a fever clinic to get a consultation. My temperature was still a bit high. The doctors were all heavily armed. I said that I had been to Wuhan a few days ago and had me take a CT. I also took blood and said it was for nucleic acid testing.

I thought I could get some medicine to eat. It didn't take long for the film to come out. The doctor looked at me and said that there were a few small shadows on my lungs. I was highly suspected of new coronary pneumonia, and I was directly admitted to the isolation ward. Later, the doctor said that he would be transferred to the hospital and an ambulance would pick me up. I thought I had to wait until the next day to transfer to the hospital. As a result, an ambulance arrived at about 10 o'clock that night.

Later, the ambulance took me to the Shandong Provincial Chest Hospital. I wasn't too surprised when I heard the news of the diagnosis, because I was somewhat psychologically prepared before. His wife and children were also picked up by an ambulance and sent to another hospital for isolation. The doctor said that my condition was not serious and that it was mild. I had to have confidence in myself, and I was relieved when I heard this.

Because I had no symptoms at that time, and I didn't cough or anything, but my blood pressure was a little high, and my body temperature returned to normal on the third day after admission. The doctor used a device for measuring blood pressure and heart rate at that time, and the data was recorded every two hours. I get medicine every day, there are Chinese medicine and western medicine, and infusion, four bottles a day, and later reduced to two bottles a day.

I have been living in the hospital very well, I can order food every day, and I can eat what I want, and medical staff often come to encourage me. Strangely, I usually eat meat, but I do n’t want to eat it at all, I just like fish, and the hospital brought me fried fish or catfish, thank you very much.

Successfully discharged after eight days in hospital

Fortunately, everything is normal for the family

It turned out that the ward I lived in had three beds. To avoid cross-infection, I lived alone. Before I was hospitalized, two people in our ward had already lived in. Sometimes I would run into CT. I only knew from the chat that one of them lived in the second day of the new year.

During the hospital stay, my mentality was always good. One day I saw a patient with a more serious condition transferred from a foreign country and felt a little scared. He was lying in bed all the time. He had to go in a wheelchair for the examination. Every time I passed by his ward, I quickly covered my mask.

While in the ward, I sometimes do push-ups or walk back and forth to exercise. The doctor said that I can carry it when I am healthy. I also understand that if you get sick, you can't scare yourself, you have to be optimistic. Through antiviral and immune-improving treatments, I was discharged from the hospital after only eight days.

On February 6, I was discharged from the hospital. Before the wife and children were released from quarantine, I went home for quarantine myself. At that time, many people in the community knew that I was diagnosed, and I knew that they would be a little scared. On the day I came back, I encountered a middle-aged woman and asked me if I ran back from the hospital secretly. I answered her rightly, "I was cured."

The day I got home, I couldn't get in without the key, waiting in the corridor for someone to send me the key. My neighbor to the door happened to be going out at the time. I saw her wearing a mask and putting a plastic bag on her head, which looked a bit exaggerated.

A few days after I returned, my wife and children also returned, thankfully they were not infected by me. Seeing that there have been no new confirmed cases in Jinan for several days in a row, I also look forward to this epidemic ending sooner and working life returning to normal as soon as possible.

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New crown pneumonia patients sharing experience: 13 days in hospital, how did I get cured and discharged?

Beiwan New Vision Network
02-18 13:31 Beijing Evening News official website official account
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As a patient with mild neo-pneumocoronary pneumonia, Lin Qi went through a difficult 13-day waiting and treatment period and successfully healed home.

After discharge, Lin Qi was isolated in a single room at home. She shared her treatment process with netizens, hoping to help more people. While sharing the course of her medication, she repeatedly emphasized that everyone's situation is different, but the mentality must be good-take medicine with peace of mind, take medicine on time, do not scare yourself, believe that you will be fine.


Data Map Photo by Xinhua News Agency reporter Peng Zhaozhi

On her discharge day, she said on Weibo, "I hope my country and my city will be as good as mine."

Here's her dictation:

I work in the medical device industry and live in Yellowstone. I've been remembering my experience since the infection finally healed home. Many netizens came to ask me about the specific treatment process, what drugs were used, and so on. I shared a lot of content with you, and also took a video for everyone to see, the state of recovery is still very good.

As early as January 27th, I found my temperature was 37.5 degrees. Before that, I had cough and dry cough for several days, but my mental condition and appetite were ok.

At that time, if I hadn't seen the news of the epidemic, I might still stand up because I was not serious and had no special physical reaction. Later, I felt it necessary to go to the hospital for confirmation, because my husband was January 22 He returned from Wuhan at night, although he has not been infected so far.

On the same day, I decided to drive to the Second Hospital of Huangshi City alone for examination. I did not make any preparations before going to the house, and the family also thought that I should be fine. As a result, the doctor told me that my lungs were infected, and asked about the basic conditions, and then recommended hospitalization for isolation and observation. This stay is more than ten days.

Waiting for a diagnosis afterwards is the most difficult. On January 28, I was admitted to a single isolation ward. I enjoyed the single room for the first time in the hospital, and I could only smile bitterly. Actually, I started to get anxious that night, my daughter was only four and a half years old. If it is really diagnosed, I am particularly worried that I will be transmitted to her and I miss it she was.

I had no treatment for the first two days in the hospital and felt that my cough was getting worse. Until January 29, the third day of hospitalization, the nurses came in at 5 o'clock in the morning to give me blood.

I glanced at my mobile phone at that time. My husband sent a message saying that he and his daughter were awake and let me go to sleep. Later, my dad called again and said he wanted to send me something, but I refused. Elderly people are susceptible, and I really don't want him to come to the hospital.

In the morning, people from the community and the CDC kept calling me to ask about the incidence and contact history. Wait until noon, the nurse will come to inform, after a while to be transferred to the hospital. I asked her if she was diagnosed, and she said she had to wait for the doctor to inform her. In that case, I was anxious, and I really wanted to know the results. It was not until two o'clock in the afternoon that the doctor informed me that he was infected and was transferred to Huangshi Traditional Chinese Medicine Hospital (City Infectious Disease Hospital).

Our group of 7 mild patients took an ambulance together to the TCM hospital. I remember that the atmosphere was that everyone was a little anxious, three of them were family members, and they had been going to the New Year before they said they were particularly regretful, maybe they hurt others too.

When I got to the hospital and finally settled down, because I had already accepted the incident, my mentality was better. My husband didn't believe it at first, but he couldn't accept it, but when I really went to the hospital, he started to encourage me again and told me "I believe you will be fine."

My husband and I have been together for eleven years, and we have been married for five or six years. The relationship has actually been dull. After he was discharged from the hospital, he told me that he was very anxious at that time and did not know what was going on at the hospital. He said that for the first time I realized that I was more important to him than anything.

I thought about whether to send the news of the infection, and finally decided not to hide it. During that time, I kept posting updates on Weibo, because I was very anxious, and I didn't want to say in the circle of friends that Weibo was a small window. After being noticed by netizens, a lot of people were very concerned about me, and I immediately said the results of the diagnosis on Weibo. For the next few hours, I kept communicating on the Internet. Many people encouraged me to be strong and cheer me up. In the end, 100 people left messages to encourage me.

During the hospital stay, I had a video with my daughter every day. At the beginning, she would ask her mother where to go. She was only four and a half years old and didn't know what the "virus" was. After telling her home after she was discharged from the hospital, she still looked awkward, just asking why she could not go to school. My mother didn't live with us, she was the most nervous person. In the days when I was hospitalized, in order not to affect my rest and treatment, she didn't dare to call me, but she even made a dozen phone calls to my home every day to ask about my situation.

I take the medicine on time, eat on time, and drink plenty of water. I basically don't think about other things because many people are more serious than me. I don't think I should be any better. A patient in the same ward came to the hospital with the worst condition, with fevers of up to 40 degrees, but was discharged before me under the treatment of a doctor. So I said on Weibo, don't think that the fever is more serious. This is a process. You just need to take the medicine with peace of mind and take it on time. Don't scare yourself and believe that you will be fine.

In our ward, we are all mild patients. We encourage each other more because they are young people. Most of the time, we rest separately. At the meal time, we will discuss which dish is the best. The girl next to me will have a video with her husband every few hours, and everyone will be joking.

However, on the morning of February 4th, a patient went to the ICU, and the doctor said in the WeChat group that he would explain the condition to his family and be mentally prepared. This is the first time I have heard of a patient who has been dead for so long since I was in the hospital. At that time, I felt that you would never know which one came tomorrow or an accident.

In fact, I really become a patient, and I know how hard the medical staff is, not the same as moving the news. Patients can still rest in bed every day, but doctors and nurses cannot rest. They must accompany us every day. They also need injections, medicines and meals. What impressed me the most was that once a doctor came to the ward to check the room and comforted the patient. I asked him what was wrong and he told me that the leg hurts too much.

At the beginning I was admitted to the hospital. I checked the news every day. Before I was diagnosed, I contacted my classmates and found 100 masks to donate to the Wuhan Red Cross. I spent a long time in Wuhan when I was studying, and I also had feelings for this city. When I saw the news of the epidemic, I felt very heavy, so I basically didn't read it later. I tried to let myself look at something else and relax.

On February 6, the doctor gave me a nucleic acid test. The first result was negative. On the 7th, a second test was performed, and both diagnostic results were negative. On the morning of the 8th, after the CT, the doctor informed me that I could be discharged.

It's finally time to go home. The girl who was transferred together was very happy for me, but she was nervous to see that I could be discharged from the hospital because her symptoms were very mild and she was tested twice. The result was negative for the first time and positive again for the second time. The doctor said that he would continue treatment. We did not add WeChat. I also left the ward group after I was discharged. I hope she is also discharged now.

Immediately after she was discharged from the hospital, my mother called me and she cried all of a sudden, saying that she had never been so worried and uncomfortable. I posted on Weibo that I was discharged from the hospital. At the time, I wrote that I sincerely hope that my country and my city will be as good as mine.

Why is my family infected only by me? In the later period, we thought about it carefully. After the old public car came back from Wuhan, we went to the supermarket with my daughter to buy things. All three wore masks. However, I had some problems with the masks halfway, so I took them off for a while, and then I did n’t show them. Through the door. So, am I infected in the supermarket? It's not good now, it's just a guess.

There is one thing worth mentioning. After returning home, someone from the property came to close the door. My husband had some disputes with them. The family was already in a state of anxiety, the property attitude was strong, they didn't knock on the door, and they talked aggressively.

Most importantly, no one was notified before the door was closed. My family has never been out since I was diagnosed and discharged. On February 10th, I said that the quarantine was lifted, my husband went out to buy a dish, and then suddenly came to close the door. We did not prepare in advance, so it was a bit unacceptable.

After the first dispute, the second property owner secretly closed the door at two or three in the middle of the night. We reflected the problem with the community, and the attitude of the community staff was still very good. On the morning of February 12, someone from the Public Security Bureau knocked on the door and told us to close the door. The whole process was relatively gentle and handled well, and we were willing to cooperate.

I think that both parties must understand each other, but it is better to send some community members who are more skilled at the grassroots level to avoid disputes. Of course, this is just a personal suggestion. When my isolation is over, I also want to be a volunteer and do my part.

I saw a guy from Guangdong voluntarily donate plasma after being discharged from hospital. I would also like to donate antibody-containing plasma to help those who are sick if needed. I really hope that the epidemic will pass quickly. Everyone will be safe and sound, and all medical staff and grassroots staff will be able to return home safely.

After this illness, my husband and I felt very lucky. For me, the biggest change is that I really realized that health comes first. Before, I couldn't restrain myself from staying up all night, and I had to finish reading no matter how late I saw a good book. But now I'm forcing myself to go to bed early, and lie down when I can't sleep, so we must adjust the regular schedule.

My husband said that he used to be busy with work, but now he feels that nothing is more important than the family around him. His hometown is in the Northeast, and he has not been able to go back this year. In fact, his parents-in-law have always worried about us. When the epidemic has passed, the first thing I want to do is bring my daughter and go back with my husband to see the two elderly people.

(At the request of the interviewee, Lin Qi is a pseudonym)

Further reading:

New Coronary Pneumonia Infected Persons Home Isolation "Self Healing", Personal Experience: Be a "Three Good Student"

Since the outbreak of new crown pneumonia, various preventive methods have emerged. In addition to wearing a mask and washing your hands, improving your immunity is the key to fighting the virus. Many infected people finally defeated the virus through their own efforts. They shared their stories of isolation and self-healing, hoping to bring more people the confidence to fight the epidemic.





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24-year-old New Crown Pneumonia Healer Readme Experience: From Crying to Crying to Happy Discharge
2020-02-10 11:24:32
From crashing and crying to happy discharge

Chongqing 24-year-old new crown pneumonia healer reads 12 days

Feeling: The medical staff is really hard. They work harder than the patient every day.

Tip: Cooperate well with treatment, relax your mind, eat as much as possible, and exercise appropriately

Case profile: Luo, female, Han, 24 years old, lives in Huayan Town, Jiulongpo District, Chongqing City, and is a close contact with Wang.

At 21:22 on January 27, Jiulongpo District Center for Disease Control and Laboratories test showed that the new coronavirus was positive for nucleic acid. He was admitted to the Department of Infectious Diseases, Jiulongpo District People's Hospital at 11:46 that night. He was diagnosed with new crown pneumonia on January 28, and transferred to the Municipal Public Health Center on January 29. The first case discharged from Jiulongpo District.

The following is a readme by Luo:

At 10:30 am on February 8th, I was sleeping. The doctor told me that I could be discharged in the afternoon and asked me to isolate and observe for another two weeks. I'm so excited, and finally got the good news, I hurried to call my family and boyfriend.

But my family are all in isolation and observation. Where to live is a problem. When they are in trouble, the staff from the district health and health committee said that they had arranged for me to live in the isolation point after discharge. Thank you very much. they.

I also want to thank the doctors and nurses who helped me and wish them peace!

The evening of January 27

I got a diagnosis call and I broke down

On January 23, I started coughing and thought I had a cold. I bought cough syrup and some cold medicine, but the symptoms did not improve significantly. On January 25, the mother of the boyfriend who lived with me was diagnosed with new coronary pneumonia. I was isolated from observation with my boyfriend and two other relatives of my boyfriend at home. At that time, I was a little scared because I also had cold symptoms. I still Take medicine.

On the evening of January 26, I had a fever, 37.2 degrees, and I felt a little bit lucky, not exceeding 37.3 degrees. After a while, I took the temperature again, 37.3 degrees, I was a bit scared and reported my temperature.

On the afternoon of January 27th, I took a sample check. In the evening, I received a diagnosis call and asked me to pack my daily toiletries and change my laundry. 120 will come to pick me up later.

Hanging up the phone, I broke down and wept loudly. The disease was obviously far away from me. Why was I diagnosed? Yesterday I finished my 24th birthday, why am I being sent to the hospital today? Can't I go out when I enter the hospital?

Unknown fears surged up, crying and calling family members. I returned to my hometown in my thirties, and I was worried that they would be infected, so let them pay attention to isolation.

January 28

Cough worsened, no appetite

After 23 o'clock on January 27th, the Jiulongpo District People's Hospital arrived at 120. I got on the ambulance and watched the ambulance getting farther and farther away from home. My tears could not help but get out of my eyes. The doctor on the car comforted me and said: "Sister don't be afraid, you are still young, you must believe in yourself." Crying and crying, my nose will flow out, but I dare not talk about it, because I am afraid to be transmitted to the medical staff on the car, I asked the doctor carefully: " May I blow my nose? "The doctor said yes, so I dared to wrap my nose with paper.

At 23:46, I arrived at the ward. At that time, there were two young ladies and sisters in the ward, both of whom were patients. They were admitted to the hospital before me, so they seemed calmer. They took the initiative to chat with me and made me less afraid. After the blood was drawn and the blood pressure was measured, I lay quietly in bed. The nurse came in every two hours to take the temperature and blood pressure, and I gradually fell asleep at 3 o'clock that night.

Waking up on the morning of January 28, the phone was full of information, "How is the situation today?" "Are you better?" Relatives and friends who knew that I was sick sent greetings, but in fact, what I was most afraid of was not living in The hospital, but their greetings, the more they asked me, the more afraid, but I also in turn comforted them, showing a okay look.

Today, the cough worsened, and I had no appetite for eating. I drank a little porridge for breakfast, and I barely ate lunch and dinner. Usually I am a lively and cheerful person, and I have a lot of words, but today I rarely talk. When the two young ladies and sisters in the ward chat, I occasionally talk a few words.

January 29

Optimistic aunt has always encouraged me

On January 29, after breakfast, the nurse told us that I would go to the municipal public health medical treatment center today. On the way, I do n’t know whether it was motion sickness or something. I had trouble breathing. The doctor put me on an oxygen mask. When I arrived at the hospital, I still had no energy and no appetite. I started transfusion today.

In the afternoon, an aunt was brought in the ward. She was very optimistic and kept chatting with me to encourage me.

On January 30, dizziness, difficulty breathing, and taking body temperature and blood pressure were normal. The aunt next door let me relax. "Sister, you may be more comfortable with some water." Aunt said with concern. But I still do n’t have much energy. It ’s not so convenient to eat infusion ...

February 1

Get better, try to get out of bed and exercise

On January 31, continued infusion, dizziness and dyspnea were better, but the dry cough was severe and there was still no appetite. After insisting on drinking porridge in the morning, I did not have lunch, and my stomach was a little hungry in the afternoon.

The nurse was very nice. I brought green dates and yogurt. During the time in the hospital, I especially liked eating fruit. The aunt next door was in a good state. She danced square dances in the ward, but it was limited to small-scale activities. She let me get out of bed and exercise properly when I was in a good spirit, which was good for my physical recovery.

On February 1st, I still continued the infusion, dizziness and breathing continued to improve. I also learned auntie getting up activities, but the mood was still not high. I do n’t want to reply to the family ’s greetings every day. I just ask the family ’s health every day. I'm afraid they're fine. Fortunately, some people sent vegetables, disinfectants, and other items during their isolation. I'm relieved.

On February 2nd, there was no infusion. I feel a lot more energetic, my appetite is better, I eat more meals, I eat every meal, and I get a lot easier to get up. I feel hope.

A throat swab was taken for inspection on February 3 and 4, waiting for the results ...

February 6 I had a feeling that I was about to be discharged from the hospital

On February 6th, I heard the doctor said that my CT results looked better. I felt that I was about to be discharged from the hospital. I told my boyfriend on WeChat that he did n’t sound very excited because he said it was not the doctor ’s opinion. Yes, it's just my guess, I don't know if it is right.

That day, the aunt in the ward was discharged from the hospital with five other patients, and I was really happy for them.

On February 7, my spirit was good, my appetite was good, and my cough was almost better. I look forward to early hospital discharge.

February 8 Finally discharged, thank you for your care

I was discharged on February 8.

From hospitalization on January 27 to hospital discharge on February 8, the 12-day period was long. What made me feel the most during the hospital stay was that the medical staff was really hard. Once the nurse took blood from me, I saw her sweat dripping from the goggles and onto her clothes. Sometimes their goggles were up It's foggy. It's all about touching the blood vessels when drawing blood to the patient. One night, when the nurse gave me blood, I didn't get a needle. I kept saying I'm sorry, I said, I'm fine, I don't hurt. In fact, it still hurts a bit, but I can't show it. This makes nurses feel more guilty. They work harder than patients every day. What other reasons do I not admire?

As a patient, be sure to cooperate with the doctor to treat it. Do not have resistance. This will make you feel bad. Relax your mentality. When you are good, you should exercise properly. Eat as much as you can. The resistance during illness is very important.

Here, I want to thank the doctors and nurses who helped me, and I wish you peace!

Chongqing Morning Post, upstream reporter Wang Qian, correspondent Liao Wanting





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Moving! New crown pneumonia patients tell the story of cure

Lu'an News
02-18 14:22
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As of 24:00 on February 17, the cumulative number of cured cases across the country has exceeded 10,000. More and more patients gradually recovered after treatment and were discharged from hospital. Self-reporting, witnessed their belief in victory over the disease and touching moments with the medical staff ... Such a story is very "cured".

Liu Wei (pseudonym) cured in Nanjing, 28 years old
February 8th
On the night when the initial screening test showed a positive result, a 22-year-old nurse, wearing protective clothing, sat quietly in the corner with me all night, and came over to me to take some temperature. She said that she was on duty to hide from her family, and her parents did not know that she had a hot clinic and went to an isolated ward. I have a sore nose, so young, so courageous, I do n’t know what to say for a moment.

In the first 4 days after the diagnosis, I got up first and took two pills, followed by hanging water. 10 small bags are hung every day, and each bag can be hung in 5 minutes. The nurse on duty runs in every 3 or 4 minutes, and runs back and forth ten times. Running back, her goggles were blurred.

On the day of discharge, I heard the voice "recognize" the nurse who took care of me. I hope they will be fine in the future, and everyone will be peaceful.



Ms. Hu, a 50-year-old cured patient in Quzhou
February 5th
When I first entered the isolation ward, I saw the doctors and nurses wearing tight bags. I felt that I was seriously ill. They told me not to think too much, and I could chat with my family and friends. The illness would be fine. Slowly, I found myself getting better every day. Three meals a day are delivered by medical staff on time. In the morning porridge, eggs, buns, side dishes, Chinese and dinner are one (or half) two vegetarian dishes plus rice.

Watching the medical staff busy every day, going in and out, they work really hard, and all I can do is actively cooperate with the treatment. The medical staff in the isolation ward need to take care of more than a dozen patients, usually in two shifts.

On the day of discharge, I brought home a bunch of flowers from the hospital and put them in a vase. "I'm isolated at home. It's so nice to see the sun outside! I also want to go out to bask in the sun." I took a picture and sent it to the circle of friends, with a smile.



Luo, a 24-year-old cured patient in Chongqing
February 8th
On the 120 ambulance, watching the ambulance getting farther and farther away from home, my tears could not help but burst into tears. The doctor on the car comforted me: "Sister don't be afraid, you are still young, believe in yourself." Crying crying My nose is coming out, but I do n’t dare to gnaw it, because I am afraid it will be transmitted to the medical staff on the car. I carefully asked the doctor, "Can I blow my nose?"

One night the nurse gave me blood, but I didn't get a needle. I kept saying sorry to me, and I told her, it's all right, I don't hurt. It's still a little painful, but I can't show it, which makes the nurse even more guilty. They work harder every day than their patients, so why can't I admire it?



During my time in the hospital, I especially liked eating fruit. The aunt next door was in a good state. She danced square dances in the ward, but it was limited to small-scale activities. She let me get out of bed and exercise properly when I was in a good spirit, which was good for my physical recovery.

I was discharged on February 8. Thank you doctors and nurses for helping me, and I wish you peace.

Liu Pei (pseudonym) cured in Shenyang
February 9th
I can't believe it, it was the first time I was diagnosed with new coronary pneumonia.

I want to thank the nurse "Little Ru". The name "Little Ru" is written on your protective clothing. Thank you for cheering me up every day so I can laugh at the hardest times. You always run to change my medicine. The protective clothing is so heavy. I make you slow down. You always say I'm not tired.

I haven't seen the faces of doctors and nurses from beginning to end. You always wear thick protective clothing. I see doctors and nurses every morning, and I can see your eyes through goggles. By noon, your goggles have been covered with a layer of white mist. I understand that this layer of white mist is your insistence. The 8th is the Lantern Festival. In the morning you brought the Lantern Festival for me. At this moment, I suddenly felt at home.

I was discharged from the hospital today, but when the epidemic is over, I would like to come back again and say thank you to each medical staff member. Look at your faces carefully and remember your names.

Fengcheng cured patient Xiaoling (pseudonym)
February 13th
Every morning around five o'clock in the morning, the nurses took each patient's temperature and measured oxygen. I asked the nurse who tested me, "Are you going to get up early? You want to start testing for us." She replied softly, "No, we didn't sleep at night because the patient needs us all the time." I Stunned.

On February 13, I was discharged the day before Valentine's Day. I wanted to hug them before leaving the hospital. In the end, I could only say: "Thank you, I bow to you, okay?" Then, I deeply Bow deeply to them ...



Although I do n’t know their names, and I do n’t know how to look when wearing protective clothing, I know that everyone under protective clothing must be the most beautiful person in the world.

53-year-old cure patient in Wuhan
February 11th
I am a medical staff. I have been sitting there since the emergency department changed to a fever clinic. During the CT examination, I realized that I was successful. I never had symptoms and couldn't walk, it only took a few hours. After being admitted to the hospital, his condition had suddenly changed and he was reported to be in critical condition, but because he immediately told the doctor about the condition he had judged, he had gained valuable time for their treatment.

On February 11, I was discharged. After life and death, I am like another generation. When my husband came to pick me up, he deliberately brought about the changes in the condition he recorded for me every day for 20 days when he was sick. When I saw the familiar font on the desk calendar, I burst into tears. Only through life and death do you know that you are really happy to live.



I want to go to the battlefield again and fight with my brothers and sisters to the end. I want to see Wuhan filled with fireworks as soon as possible. When the quarantine period expires, I will donate plasma to treat more patients with my own blood.

Jia Junhua, 46-year-old cured patient in Wuhan
February 11th
Usually I am a more optimistic and cheerful person, and it is not easy to be moved. But during this time my tears were a bit low, and I was often moved by some people around me. When I first entered the "cabin", I was very upset. Wuhan temporarily closed the out-of-city passageway, my loved one died, my loved one was infected, and I was sick ... But in the following days, I was often moved by some strong positive energy.

Dr. Wang, who is in charge of our ward, is wearing myopia glasses and thick protective glasses. I can't see his appearance and his age. He has been patiently soothing and persuading patients, his voice is very soft, especially reassuring.

Before the infection, my friends and I have done some fundraising activities, and everyone wants to do something within their power. I heard these days that I am seeking the plasma of recoverers. If I meet the requirements, I am willing to contribute.

32-year-old cured patient in Wuhan Zhang Feng (pseudonym)
February 2nd
The first two days in the isolation ward were too stressful. My attending doctor will come to the room in the morning and evening, and will tell us in time after the test results come out. Doctors often tell us not to have too much pressure, to maintain a good attitude, and to eat well.





















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SARS COVID-19 etc are nothing to China.

They can take nuke hits and still survive stronger than ever.
 
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