My Wife Is A Miracle Doctor In The 80s

Chapter 960: Chapter 944: She Can’t Get Over It Chapter 960: Chapter 944: She Can’t Get Over It She was no longer impulsive as she had been in the past, intending to make those people regret, to make them pay even more dearly.

So, let Gu Qing come over.

Gu Qing would surely be able to make those people feel the pain more acutely, remember the lesson better, and pay a heavier price.

Gu Ning didn’t say anything.

Although Tang Yuxin seemed relatively calm now, the iciness in her eyes had even scared him.

He realized he no longer understood Tang Yuxin.

The calmer she was at the moment, the more significant it meant the issue was, and the less likely she was to let it go.

If she lost her temper, it would be better, but what really was to be feared was her silent and unyielding nature, holding grudges for a lifetime.

Tang Yuxin prepared the medicine for Gu Ning and also had the nurses outside bring the medicine in.

It was not until a door sound was heard that Tang Yuxin straightened up and opened the door.

“Dr.

Tang, the things you requested have arrived.”

“Hand them to me,” Tang Yuxin took them and placed them aside, deftly preparing the medicine.

Her actions were swift and as graceful as flowing water, and many had not seen Tang Yuxin prepare medicine with her own hands for a long time.

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The nurse stood by without leaving, seemingly distressed with something she wanted to say but hesitating.

“Is there something else?”

Tang Yuxin looked up and asked the nurse, her expression as desolate as a gust of wind over an iceberg, chilling and unsettling.

“Dr.

Tang, do you know who hurt Mr.

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The nurse asked cautiously, truly feeling that the profession of a doctor was very thankless and dangerous.

Just a while back, a doctor suffered from medical violence, another was beaten by a patient, and at that time, they all felt deeply sorry, but who could have imagined that today such an incident would occur so close to them.

The whole thing was too frightening.

That chair was thrown with such force at Tang Yuxin’s head—if her husband hadn’t blocked it for her, Dr.

Tang might have ended up with her head split open by now.

Are patients nowadays this terrifying, and is it so difficult to be a doctor?

What to do?

She was already regretting becoming a nurse.

Was it possible to choose a new career?

Being a teacher was much better.

Why did she have to be a nurse?

White Coat Angel sounded nice, but one needed to be alive to be one.

Who knew that their everyday lives were like licking blood off the edge of a knife?

It was just too miserable.

And at any moment, there’s the risk of being hit by a chair.

Tang Yuxin went over to Gu Ning and began to set up his IV drip.

As for the woman who had struck her, who exactly was she?

How would she know?

“Do you know who they are?”

Tang Yuxin genuinely didn’t know, and she hadn’t even seen them, let alone experienced medical disturbances.

Others might have, but she was absolutely clear of such events.

The patients she handled were all in critical condition, but in the end, she had managed to save their lives.

Those people only had gratitude for her; it made no sense for them to want to smash her head in with a chair.

If she had actually done something wrong and a patient’s family member came to make trouble, she could understand that, but there was no such trouble, and yet calamity fell on her as she went about her ordinary life.

She wondered to whom she could appeal for justice.

“I know, I know.”

The nurse nodded hastily.

“Doctor Tang, I know who smashed your head.”

“Mm,” Tang Yuxin sat down and also pulled open a drawer, took out a specialized warmer, and stuck it on the plastic syringe to warm up the medicine.

“Who are they?”

Tang Yuxin asked, gently touching the back of Gu Ning’s hand, and now, every time she saw Gu Ning’s head, it wasn’t just an inexplicable rage that flared up in her heart, it was a full-scale forest fire, a blazing inferno.

‘They’re family members of a patient who was transferred here, the one with the leg injury,’ the nurse hurriedly responded.

But Tang Yuxin still didn’t understand, nor did she react for a moment.

“The patient with the leg injury, what does that have to do with me?”

“Yes, yes,” the nurse nodded hastily.

“It’s related to you.”

“Didn’t you have two surgeries scheduled today, Doctor Tang?”

“I remember,” Tang Yuxin couldn’t possibly forget these things.

She had already completed one and was waiting to do the other.

“Right, right, that’s the one,” the nurse nodded eagerly again, “the young girl with the leg injury.”

As for how things turned out this way, Tang Yuxin truly did nothing wrong; frankly, she was quite innocent, and of course, this matter had absolutely nothing to do with her.

When the surgeries were initially scheduled, they were arranged based on the severity of the injuries: the more urgent cases went first.

Both patients had been transferred to the main hospital together.

When scheduling the surgeries, Tang Yuxin chose to operate on the one with the cerebral hemorrhage first, and it was perfectly justified to prioritize him.

The patient with the cerebral hemorrhage was indeed in a more serious condition and could be in life-threatening danger at any time, while the one with the leg injury could wait another two or three days without much issue.

However, due to the patient’s own circumstances, they didn’t actually make them wait for three days.

In addition to the seriousness of the condition, the patient’s family refused to agree, insisting on immediate surgery.

That’s why the surgeries were scheduled for today, one in the morning and one in the afternoon.

At that time, the family of the patient with the leg injury absolutely didn’t agree with the schedule and complained about why they weren’t prioritized.

Eventually, the head nurse had to personally explain and assured them that, once the cerebral injury surgery was over, they would proceed on time with their surgery.

This is what finally ignited their anger.

What they didn’t expect was that the surgery, which was supposed to last nearly ten hours, had an unplanned event, and Tang Yuxin was able to take the patient out in about two hours.

According to the surgical schedule, if the hospital didn’t notify of a time change, and the patient’s condition wasn’t severe, the surgery time wouldn’t be altered.

Somehow this family heard about it, saying that the doctor had already completed the surgery for the previous patient but refused to treat them, insisting on letting their child’s leg deteriorate.

Once there were many people, everyone started talking.

Their hearts were already annoyed and uncomfortable, uniformly believing it was the doctor’s deliberate oversight, deliberately ignoring them and refusing to treat them.

They had paid the money, and so much of it too.

If there was no doctor available, then why did they even transfer here?

So the family stormed off to find someone, thinking they just wanted to reason with the doctor and urge a quick surgical arrangement.

They truly hadn’t thought about cracking someone’s head open; even if they were legally ignorant, they should have known the consequences of hurting someone.

Moreover, this was a hospital, and they were patients, so the repercussions of such behavior would be extremely bad.

But they were just too upset and felt wronged, feeling that the doctors here were really irresponsible.

They had always been dismissive of them.

Could it be they hadn’t paid?

Did they owe the hospital fees?