MTL - Farming in the Mountains: Max Level Jiaojiao Is Three Years Old-Chapter 1964 Extra: A New Life 79 (Jiang Yue and Xue Yan)
Chapter 1964 Fanwai: A New Life 79 (Jiang Yue and Xue Yan)
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Sifu didn’t understand why his son was suddenly willing to treat his leg, but his son was willing to treat his leg. Of course, he was happy and didn’t ask any further. He just urged his son to call Father Xue and ask Xue Yan’s private number so that he could contact Xue. Yan. This is the fastest.
Si Yan called Father Xue.
Father Xue gave it.
So, on this day, Xue Yan had just finished an operation and when he came out of the operating room, he received a call from his father.
"Dad, what's wrong?"
"Gang Siyan called me and asked for your private number, saying that he wanted you to give him a leg treatment, I gave it, and he should call you later."
"understood."
As soon as he hung up with Father Xue, Xue Yan's cell phone rang. At first glance, it was an unfamiliar call, it should be Si Yan.
He picked it up.
"Okay, I'm Si Yan."
"Hello, I'm Xue Yan."
The two chatted for a while and decided that Si Yan would come to the hospital for a checkup at eight o'clock tomorrow morning, and then hung up the phone. Immediately, Xue Yan called his Yuebao and told his Yuebao.
Jiang Yue heard it, and after hanging up her family's Xue Yan, she turned to Qin Zi and told Qin Zi.
Qin Zi probably cried before, and his nasal voice was heavy, but he could hear Qin Zi's smile: "I know, his legs will trouble Xue Yan."
Seeing her, she didn't say much, and Jiang Yue didn't ask much about what she had done before Si Yan agreed to treat her leg.
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The next day, Si Yan arrived at Xue's Hospital at 8 o'clock on time, accompanied by his father and assistant, as well as a few bodyguards.
Because of Xue Yan's explanation, Xue's Hospital immediately checked Si Yan when Si Yan came, so that Xue Yan could better understand the condition of Si Yan's leg, so as to see if it could be cured and determine the treatment plan.
After a set of inspections, Xue Yan carefully looked at the various inspection reports that came out. Si Yan was still sitting in the wheelchair, cold and expressionless, but the father was very nervous and kept looking at Xue Yan, waiting for Xue Yan to speak. I was afraid that Xue Yan would say that it would not be cured.
Until Xue Yan read the inspection report and said, "It can be cured, but it's a little troublesome."
Sifu was greatly relieved.
Si Yan was still expressionless, just like he had nothing to do with him.
"You've had this leg injury for ten years, and it's been a long time. If you want to be completely cured, you must have a mental preparation. You will stay in the hospital for at least half a year for the next six months. You must lie down for a while after the operation on your leg. If you can move, then you can move slowly, that is to do rehabilitation. You have to insist on this, and then you can stand up slowly. If you recover well and there are no other problems, you can be discharged from the hospital and rehabilitate at home. Yes. Many people's leg surgery is successful, but they fail in rehabilitation." Xue Yan said.
Sifu hurriedly said: "My son is not afraid of pain, and he can persevere. As long as I teach you to treat him, the rest will not be a problem."
Xue Yan nodded, then looked at Si Yan, who had been silent, and asked, "I was going to rest in the afternoon three days later, and I didn't arrange the operation, so I'll make it that afternoon. If you don't mind, I'll pay it back that morning. You do some tests to make sure all the indicators are suitable for surgery, and it will be done for you that afternoon."
Finally, Si Yan said, "No opinion."
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Three days later, the operation was successful, but by the time Si Yan was pushed out of the operating room, it was already dark, and before midnight, Si Yan was woken up in pain because the effect of the anesthetic had passed.
It was very painful, Si Yan didn't ask for painkillers, didn't say a word, still had no expression at all, he was cold, and everyone wondered if he had ever had an operation.
(end of this chapter)
