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She asked him if he wanted to find some hope for the patient.

"We can only try to control it for now. This illness has a long course. As long as the symptoms don't worsen, she may be fine for a lifetime, no heart failure, no need for a heart transplant. But, she now has myocarditis, and if she's not careful, it will definitely accelerate the deterioration," Song Xueling said.

Some illnesses can actually be dragged out, pushed to the end of one's life. However, if not careful, speeding up this process means death.

Like Doctor Song said, it's best for this patient to start resting more and stop working so hard. Xie Wanying knew it would be difficult for the patient to do this. Judging by Liu Wenyu's working condition, it's clear she's forced by life's circumstances.

What's most distressing for doctors now is that this patient is young and has no choice but to use her body to earn money under social pressure, thus shortening her own life.

"What about her family?" Song Xueling asked.

In such situations, if the patient has reliable people to depend on, the problem isn't severe. Without such support, it truly is dangerous.

Quickly, from Xie Wanying's expression, Song Xueling realized the patient likely had no one to rely on, understood, and turned his head back. He couldn't say anything more, as doctors can't manage all aspects of a patient's life, including their family affairs. He admitted he couldn't help any further.

Unexpectedly, Xie Wanying sincerely said to him, "Thank you, Doctor Song."

No, she thought the conversation with Doctor Song was meaningful. At the very least, she trusted Doctor Song's assessment of the patient's condition, as his words hit the crucial points.

To extend the patient's life, it's probably not a debate about surgical or internal medicine treatment at this stage, but rather finding ways to adjust the patient's life and work rhythm. The patient needs a more stable job, one that's not too demanding. Is there any kind person in this world willing to give a sick person such a glimmer of hope?

She could only go discuss it with a childhood friend again. Li Xuan knows many business owners, perhaps she could help Liu Wenyu find such a good employer.

Maintaining hope for this world is the reason she chose to become a doctor again after rebirth, striving with renewed effort. Without delay, Xie Wanying sent a message to her friend, hoping for a good outcome.

Soon after, the sleepless Wu Lixuan replied to her message, saying she understood and would try to help.

Carrying the night snack that Dr. Xie thoughtfully brought him, Song Xueling leisurely returned to the neurosurgery ward. Ultimately seeing that he could possibly help her, he felt happy too.

After finishing the call, Xie Wanying walked back alone to the doctors' office, passing by the entrance of the surgical consultation room.

The door clicked open.

She turned her head and saw the figure of Senior Li walking out from inside.

With one hand in his pocket and the other holding a phone, Li Chengyuan also didn't expect to run into her suddenly, the phone feeling a bit hot in his hand. He had just been on a call with Fu Xinheng, unsurprisingly talking about her.

"Senior," Xie Wanying nodded, greeting him.

Li Chengyuan glanced at her face: Hmm, clearly she hadn't overheard.

Actually, it wouldn't matter if she overheard because Fu Xinheng had said over the phone that there was no need to bother preaching to her, as there would be plenty of people to do that first thing in the morning.

He's right, hadn't Huang Zhilei already rushed over tonight?

What surprised him was that Fu Xinheng seemed to want her to get a good night's sleep first and discuss things tomorrow. It was extremely rare for a man often called a robot to show such considerate care for someone.