Fast Transmigration Life Experiencer

Chapter 172 You Who Came From The Stars 2
Huang Ya had taken her child to other hospitals or checked other information on the Internet before, so she did not believe Sang Wei's conclusion that it could be treated.

"Our family Linlin's situation, I checked on the Internet, I can only interact with her more, there is no cure at all."

In fact, she now wants her children to be treated more than anyone else, but she is afraid of being cheated.

"Now I tell you that it can be cured 100%, but you will not believe it. I can only tell you that it is half possible. Western medicine will provide intervention guidance, and Chinese medicine will carry out drug dredging."

"Chinese medicine?" Huang Ya was even more puzzled. She had heard that these doctors were cheating, and they would "solicit" each other's familiar doctors.

"Does our Chinese medicine doctor still look at this? Which doctor do I need to call?" Huang Ya said deliberately.

"If you trust me, I'll be the child's attending physician."

Sang Wei: Although I haven't obtained the qualification certificate to practice Chinese medicine, my ability is real!
Come on, this must be a scam. If you introduce an old Chinese doctor with some credibility, let’s put aside your age. You are a western doctor and you want to treat my child with Chinese medicine. You think you can just read it Book will do?That book on the table is yours for show.

If this matter was put on someone else, she would have scolded her a long time ago. After all, Huang Ya is a teacher, so she was a little perfunctory and said to Sang Wei: "After all, this is not a big deal. I have to go home and discuss it with the child's father. "

"Okay, I'll be here for a while, and you can come to me anytime."

It's not that Sang Wei didn't see the perfunctory and distrust in this man's eyes, but she still said this.

She fully understands Huang Ya's thoughts, she can't do things well without hair on her mouth.

At her age, she has no credibility at all.

But she really has a way. The little girl's condition is not very serious, and she is not too old. As long as the treatment is timely, it will not be a problem to recover like other children.

"Okay, thank you doctor, then let's go first."

Huang Ya took the child and got up to leave. Sang Wei watched them go out and sighed.

"Vivi, are you alright?"

Sang Wei took the tome next to her and flipped through it: "It's okay, I've expected this, everything is difficult at the beginning."

Sang Wei said so, but she still felt a little uncomfortable in her heart.

In the past few days, she has also discovered two cases of a condition similar to developmental delay, and one case of autism in the early stage. She told them that it was possible to cure, but the parents of these children did not believe it.

"It's not their fault, I understand."

In fact, some parents are not afraid of taking money, but are worried that there is hope, and then there is no effect at all. It is simply tearing your heart repeatedly with a knife.

"It's okay, let's read the book carefully, there will always be parents who believe that you are willing to give it a try."

"Hopefully."

Sang Wei was immersed in the book again. Since she learned the skills of old man Liu, she worked harder, because if it is for treatment, the combination of acupuncture and moxibustion is the best.

Acupuncture points are nothing to Sang Wei who has practiced martial arts!

And she also believes that as long as she works harder, the children will be more guaranteed to be cured.

After a while, Sang Wei passed the assessment and obtained the qualification certificate of practicing Chinese medicine. Before that, she only had western medicine, but this time he was justified.

After Huang Ya took Linlin home, she didn't take this matter to heart

She only thought that she hadn't been deceived.

But when she saw her daughter playing with toys and talking to herself, when she talked to her daughter, she didn't even pay attention to her, and she felt very uncomfortable in her heart.

She tossed and turned at night and couldn't fall asleep. The first thing she did when she opened her eyes the next day was to call the school leader and ask for a long vacation. She wanted to take her daughter to a big hospital. If it was a big hospital in the city No, she will go to the capital!

She has already delayed the child and cannot continue to delay.

There is nothing disinterested in the child, and the child's father also agreed, so the husband and wife took the child and began to seek medical treatment.

The diagnosis given by the children's hospital in the city was the same as that given by Sang Wei, except that there was no cure.

This is the same conclusion she got at the county hospital, except that the doctor over there said it could be cured, while the director here said it could only be guided, and it would be best to spend half a day in kindergarten and half a day in an institution for guidance.

For some reason, Huang Ya thought of what Sang Wei said could be cured.

The results of diagnosis and treatment are the same, at least it shows that their medical skills are similar.

However, Huang Ya still doesn't believe that Sang Wei's claim that it can be treated is true, at best, she is looking for an agency to intervene like her side.

So Huang Ya and his wife took their daughter and took the train directly to the capital overnight.

Because they didn't make an appointment and wanted to see a doctor for treatment as soon as possible, they had to buy a scalper's ticket at a high price.

As a result, the diagnosis given by the experts in the capital was the same as that given by the city hospital, with one difference, that is, you can do intervention at home, but the effect of institutional intervention is better.

In fact, this sentence is the same as not saying it.

Once the couple thinks it up, it's better to go back. Since they have to go to the institution for intervention, then go back to the city, it's close to home, and everything is convenient.

Which institution is the most reliable for intervention?Of course it was in the hospital, so they returned to the city hospital and set a six-month course for the child in the hospital's rehabilitation clinic.

For the sake of the children, Huang Ya had to switch from the class teacher to another teacher in charge, so that she could have time to accompany the children to class.

But Wang Dong can't be with him often. They spent a lot of money to treat the child this time, and the intervention course costs more than 6000 a month. He has to take on family responsibilities.

Although both parents are still alive, they don't want the old man to know about it.

The old man is getting old and his body is no longer strong. If something happens after knowing the pain in his heart, they really can't take care of him.

Xiao Linlin started to attend classes like this. To be honest, this is a long process. It is impossible to see the effect after one or two classes. It is like a cold. It also depends on the child's cooperation. If the child is in a bad mood and does not cooperate, the class will be a waste of money.

So after a month of Xiao Linlin's class, Huang Ya didn't see much change in the child.

She couldn't be more anxious. Since her child went to school in an institution, she spent half a day in kindergarten and half a day intervening. Because of the short time in kindergarten and her inability to communicate with children, she was excluded.

The children in the kindergarten don't like to play with her, even if she is wronged, she will not express it.

Huang Ya sometimes saw the child sitting on the small bench by herself in the kindergarten from the surveillance, and felt angry and uncomfortable in her heart.

Blame the teacher?There are so many children, sometimes the teacher can't take care of them, and the teacher can't force the children.

(End of this chapter)