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Chapter 1488
Chapter 1488
Chapter 1488: Chapter 1488 plain and leisurely pregnant women
Author: Joe Mai MACHINE TRANSLATION
Xiamen’s largest general hospital was said to have an apartment near the most authoritative and Professional Hospital in the Department of Cardiology and neurology. This apartment was mostly rented by the family members of hospitalized patients, so it was convenient for them to take care of the patients.
Che Ru Yu rented the apartment here. She rented the apartment on the 19th floor, which had hardcover, furniture, appliances, and the kind that carried a bag.
After she rented the apartment, she went to the nearby shopping mall to buy some essential daily necessities. Then, she settled her home, which might last for nearly ten months, here.
After she settled down, the first thing she did was to report to the hospital. The apartment building was right next to the hospital. It was a five-minute walk to the hospital so that she could see a doctor at any time.
The hospital’s cardiology and brain specialist listened to her talk about her condition. After looking at the medical records and the check-up results, he immediately advised her to have an abortion. He said that it was the safest and most reliable way to get pregnant. It was too risky for her.
However, she did not want to. She insisted on giving birth to the child herself. She also said that she usually raced cars and occasionally went rock climbing. Moreover, she spent a lot of time outside sketching and hiking. The little bean in her brain had never woken up.
The experts said that the situation that you mentioned was nothing compared to pregnancy because pregnancy would pressure your nerves. This would make it easier for the little bean to wake up. You have to think carefully.
Ru Yu said that she had thought it through long ago. She had to get pregnant with this child. If the child really came to take her life, then it was her life. If it was fated, then she could not avoid it even if she wanted to.
The experts were helpless against her stubbornness, so they repeatedly warned her that if there was anything wrong, even if she felt dizzy, she had to hurry over because this was not a joke.
Then, the specialist gave her her cell phone number and her assistant’s cell phone number. He even specially saved her cell phone number. Clearly, he listed her as the most important class a patient.
After seeing the cardio-brain department, ru Yu went to see the obstetrics and gynecology department. The specialists in the obstetrics and Gynecology Department were just as helpless as the specialists in the cardio-brain department. Because ru Yu insisted on having a child, other than telling her to come to the hospital if she felt a little unwell, the specialists in the obstetrics and gynecology department also had no choice They also gave her their cell phone and said that they would be on standby for her 24 hours a day. If it really came to the day when they could no longer carry the child, they could only choose to stop the child’s development to protect the adults’lives.
Ru Yu settled down in the apartment next to the hospital. She did not contact anyone, including little Mu Yao, who had helped her escape from Seoul.
She could not let anyone find her because she knew that her family valued her life more than the life of her child. However, she valued her life as much as the life of her child.
Living alone here was actually quite lonely because she was surrounded by people she did not know and most of them spoke Hokkien. She did not understand Hokkien very well, so after a month, she did not make any friends Even if she occasionally met the people next door, she would just nod and greet them. She didn’t even know their names.
Ru Yu’s life had settled down, and her three meals a day were very regular. Every morning at seven o’clock, she would first make breakfast for herself. After breakfast, she would go to the nearby supermarket to buy groceries. The mall was a comprehensive place After she selected the vegetables, she would also go to the special section that sold books to look at mother and child books.