Chen Haixin advanced worker

An empty table was left in the Chinese medicine department of Zhoujiadu Community Hospital in Pudong, Shanghai. Dozens of banners with the words "noble medical ethics" and "rejuvenation with wonderful hands" are hung on the wall, which is a heartfelt compliment to Dr. Chen Haixin. There is also a photo of Dr. Chen smiling slightly on the desk, and her figure seems to stay with people all the time.

"Silkworms in spring will weave until they die, and candles will drain the wick every night." This poem is the best annotation for her. At 2 am on February 2 this year, the disease mercilessly took Haixin's young life. However, in her short life journey of 37 years, she has burned infinite brilliance. She is angels in white in a wheelchair! 1970 1, Xiao Haixin was born at the foot of Kunlun Mountain in Xinjiang, where educated parents participated in the construction. It was dystocia. After the rescue, Xiao Haixin defeated death.

/kloc-at the age of 0/3, Xiao Haixin's body bent to the left, but unexpectedly, it became more and more disabled. 1988, Haixin was admitted to Shanghai College of Traditional Chinese Medicine with extraordinary perseverance relying on the stainless steel orthopedic brace on her back. After graduation, she could have worked in a 3A hospital. Considering her physical inconvenience, she chose to work in Changli Branch of Zhoujiadu Community Health Service Center nearby.

Chen Haixin suffers from congenital cerebellar tonsillar hernia and syringomyelia. With the increase of age, hernia gradually invaded her cervical spinal cord, hindered nerve transmission and made her body out of control. But Chen Haixin didn't give in to the trick of fate. Through unremitting efforts, she was admitted to Shanghai University of Traditional Chinese Medicine and became a Chinese medicine practitioner in Zhoujiadu Community Health Center after graduation. Since 65438+2004, she has provided medical services to 230,000 patients, and the maximum number of patients per day reaches 1 18.

In the first few years of working in the hospital, her hands and feet were still free to move, but in just a few years, the disease quickly eroded her body and paralyzed most of her body. When practicing medicine, she supported her body with her left hand and wooden chair, and diagnosed patients with her right hand. Because of mobility difficulties, the distance from home to the hospital is less than 10 minutes, and she has to get up two hours in advance to prepare. There is no toilet on the floor where Chen Haixin lives. In order to save the time of going up and down the stairs to go to the toilet, she tries not to drink water every day at work, and only drinks a large glass of boiled water when she gets home. Sometimes her heart can't stand it because she drinks too fast. When the illness comes, her whole body is like a knife, but she always grits her teeth and smiles at every patient, so that they can feel the warmth of home.

"Life goes on." Before his death, Chen Haixin always used this sentence to motivate himself. She wrote in her diary: "My illness is incurable, and my life is doomed to be short, so doing more work will make my life more valuable." Until the last day of work, she also treated 34 patients and prescribed more than 20 prescriptions. At that time, her hands could no longer work, but she endured the pain and patiently recorded the treatment and medication of each patient, which provided convenience for future doctors. The Zhoujiadu community where Chen Haixin lives has 6.5438+0.3 million residents. There are many elderly people and patients, and medical service is a hot issue in the community. "Looking for a new sea if you are sick" has become the mantra of community residents. Many people who see Chinese medicine for the first time have deepened their understanding and trust in Chinese medicine after seeing a doctor here, and regard her as a "lifelong doctor". Her influence extends beyond the community. Some patients in Puxi and Nanhui often come here to queue up for treatment.

Qian Youyu, a patient who lives in Zhabei District, has to change buses twice a month, and it costs 8 yuan more money to meet Haixin. She said: "Before I retired, I went to see western medicine near my home, and I had to take several hundred yuan of medicine every time. Chronic diseases have not improved much. However, it costs more than ten yuan a week to take Dr. Chen's medicine, and his condition has obviously improved. " When patient Yan Meiying talked about Chen Haixin, she also praised him: "I have seen Dr. Chen for ten years and have never seen her smiling face." What makes her admire more is that Dr. Chen is not only skilled in medical skills, but also speaks to her heart disease-her eldest son died of hepatitis early, and she became depressed as a result. Every time she prescribes medicine, Chen Hai Xin persuades her: "Your son is dead, along with your daughter and grandson. They don't want to see you like this! You are old, you should be open-minded in everything! "

After returning home, Chen Haixin did not forget her patients. She often looks through books and ponders over some patients' conditions and treatments. Before she died, she told her mother that she still had an unfinished wish: an appointment with a patient named Cao in Nanhui. She wrote a new prescription for the patient, but he never came. Chen Haixin was very filial since he was a child. He hasn't eaten alone since he was 4 years old. Haixin likes eating sea fish very much, but she always leaves the fish body to her grandmother, parents and younger brother and eats the fish head and tail by herself. 1999 grandma is seriously ill. Every Saturday, she accompanies her grandmother for her mother and is responsible for buying cakes, watermelons and other food for her. Once Haixin's father suddenly fainted, and she personally fed him medicine.

Haixin lived a simple life and never wore any jewelry in her life. But in 2004, she used all her medical savings to buy a three-bedroom and two-bedroom house for her parents and brother. She also bought 10 old-age insurance for her brother. At the beginning of this year, Haixin was seriously ill and had to leave his job and go home to recuperate. To this end, she has been blaming herself: "Now I have become a parasite in vain, and I have stretched my hand with my bare mouth, dragging down your parents ..." From June 5438 to October 2006 10, Chen Haixin's health went from bad to worse. Knowing that she might die soon, she decided to donate her body and cornea to medical institutions. Her parents opposed her idea at first, but she tried to convince them: "I have this rare and painful disease." If I donate my body for medical research, maybe people with this disease will be saved in the future. " My cornea is still useful, why not leave it to those who need it? "Her parents supported her decision with tears and helped her donate her body.

At the last moment of his life, Chen Haixin endured the great pain brought by the disease. His mother cried and asked the doctor to prescribe "cruel medicine" for her daughter, but Haixin shook her head and refused. She said: "I want to keep the lesion intact. I can't destroy it with drugs." At 2 am on February 2 this year, Chen Haixin died of illness at home. In the early morning 10, less than 8 o'clock from Haixin's death, her body was sent to Shanghai Second Military Medical University as scheduled, completing her final contribution to the medical cause. 1988, Chen Haixin was admitted to Shanghai University of Traditional Chinese Medicine. Huang Xuejing is the vice monitor of Chen Haixin's class and lives in a dormitory with her.

She still remembers her first impression of Chen Haixin: short stature, fair face, beautiful appearance, inconvenient legs and feet, and slow walking. But this disabled classmate is impressive. On the first day of school, Chen Haixin's parents accompanied her to the dormitory. She does everything by herself except climbing up and down to install mosquito nets. Huang's mother looked at it and said, your classmate is quite capable.

In the following days, the students really felt her strength. She studies very hard, her grades have always been in the top ten in her class, and she gets a scholarship every year. During my five years in college, I never heard her complain about her fate. On the contrary, sometimes students can't figure it out, and she also persuades them. Influenced by her, six of the eight people in her dormitory won scholarships and were awarded "Excellent Dormitories in Shanghai Universities". Chen Haixin never enjoys "immunity" in the weekly dormitory cleaning. If she can't mop the floor, she will clean the table. "None of us think she is disabled." Huang said to me. Cheerfulness is another deep impression that Chen Haixin left on the students. Roommates affectionately call her Xinxin. Huang remembers that at that time, eight roommates went to the park to play and take photos together every year. Chen Haixin in the photo smiled happily. Once, everyone suggested buying baked sweet potatoes. Chen Hai Xin and Junhua Gu stayed in the canteen and made eight bowls of soup. We bought it at the school gate. Eight people had a good time. She is very gregarious. "Huang said.

At that time, there was a "regulation" in the dormitory that 10% should be used as the "dormitory fund" after winning the scholarship. Chen Haixin always takes out her share. She never mentioned her family difficulties to her classmates. She took an active part in all the activities in her class. After winning the scholarship, like other students, Chen Haixin also went to the pharmacy at the school gate to buy ginseng, processed it in the store and took it home to honor his parents. However, at the class reunion in May and June last year, Chen Haixin, who always loves to laugh, was silent. "She had a presentiment that her time was running out. "Junhua Gu is Chen Haixin's confidant, and she knows Chen Haixin. This is Chen Haixin's last class reunion. Chen Haixin has been paralyzed since the first day of junior high school, and once he couldn't even sit still. You can't sit up until the thoracic vertebra is inserted into the steel column. She doesn't refuse help from others. Junhua Gu and Chen Haixin are "face to face" in their bedroom. They are deskmates in class. Since entering the school, Junhua Gu has been taking care of her, taking classes together, cooking together and reviewing lessons together. Junhua Gu accompanied her for five years.

Chen Haixin also often helps others. She got good grades, and her classmates borrowed her class notes, and she readily agreed. Ask her questions and she will express her views without reservation. Because of the inconvenience of legs and feet, Chen Haixin often goes back to school early on Sunday. She soaked all the thermos bottles in the dormitory by herself. 1988 when he was admitted to college, Chen Haixin applied for a university of finance and economics, and the second one was a university of traditional Chinese medicine. She got a score, but was rejected in the interview. This classmate guessed that she might have considered it like this at that time: studying finance and economics, becoming an accountant in the future, sitting without walking much; Learning Chinese medicine, I hope Chinese medicine can cure my own disease, and Chinese medicine can sit still.

When she 1993 graduated, it was no problem to enter a third-class first-class hospital according to her grades, but in the end she went to lot Hospital. Chen Haixin's counselor Li remembers the scene at that time: "Her parents don't understand, and she can't figure it out. I explained to them that there is no dormitory in big hospitals, and it is also a problem to go to work every day. It's better to find a hospital near home, which is more convenient. They found out later. When I applied for graduation, I also combed her hair for an interview. " Junhua Gu also said: "She was a little unhappy at first, but later she said that she had found a goal at work and didn't complain. She said that every time she saw that the patient took her prescription and it worked, she was very happy. " Chen Haixin has never been in love. When she first started working, someone wanted to introduce her friends, but she refused, on the grounds that "I don't want to drag others down." At the end of last year, she was very ill. She has many classmates in major hospitals in Shanghai, but she didn't call them because she didn't want to disturb them. She lived in a hospital near her home until the end of her life. Before her death, she made a will to donate her cornea and body. At the donation ceremony, the relevant departments asked her parents if they had any difficulties. Her parents said that Chen Haixin had dealt with it before she left, so as not to cause trouble to the unit and organization.

Comrade Chen Haixin is a Chinese medicine practitioner at Zhoujiadu Community Health Service Center in Pudong New Area, Shanghai. He was born in June 1970 and graduated from Shanghai University of Traditional Chinese Medicine in July 1993. He died of illness on February 2, 2007 at the age of 37. Comrade Chen Haixin was disabled by syringomyelia since childhood, but she was physically disabled and determined, constantly striving for self-improvement, facing optimistically, making progress despite difficulties, and successfully completed her college studies with tenacious perseverance and strong will. After graduation, he worked in the front line of community medical work for a long time, and always regarded patients as relatives and work as his life. When patients were seriously ill and could not take care of themselves, he was still enthusiastic to relieve their pain. He won wide acclaim from hospitals, patients and community residents, and was called "angels in white in a wheelchair".

She abandoned the secular concept and voluntarily donated her body, thus realizing her lifelong wish to contribute to the medical and health cause. In 2004, he won the title of "March 8th Red Flag Bearer" in Pudong New Area and the nomination award of "Top Ten Doctors" in Pudong New Area. In February 2007, he was chased as the "New Long March Assaulter" and "March 8th Red Flag Bearer" in Pudong New Area. In March, 2007, he won the special prize of "Top Ten Good Deeds in Spiritual Civilization Construction" in Pudong New Area and the title of "Advanced Worker of Shanghai Health System in 2003-2005".

In 2005, Chen Haixin wrote in the hospital motto book: "Life is endless, and struggle is endless". When people saw her motto, some people were surprised, because the high profile of this motto was so consistent with her usual low profile. When she died, the secret about her illness was no longer a secret, and people understood the true meaning of her motto. "My illness is incurable, and my life is doomed to be short, so doing more work will make my life more valuable." Before her death, Chen Haixin used this sentence to motivate herself and became the best footnote in her life.

The drama "Angel in Wheelchair" based on Chen Haixin's deeds will be staged at Yihai Theatre from June 5 to July 4. On May 23rd, the drama's creators and Chen Haixin's parents held a press conference at Zhoujiadu Community Health Service Center in Pudong New Area where Chen Haixin once worked.