What moved you most in the hospital?

I seldom go to the hospital, but there is still one thing that moves me in the hospital.

I am a road idiot. When you arrive at a new place, you will be very confused and can't find the east, west, north and south. Once my father-in-law was ill in hospital, in a big hospital in the city, where my husband and I served. Usually, it is the husband who pays the money, takes the test paper and buys things. I'm just in charge of watching in the ward.

But once my husband needed to go home to deal with some things, so I had to do some errands. Because I didn't go out much when I first came to the hospital, I was not familiar with the hospital and its surrounding environment. After several trips, I became confused and couldn't find my way back.

I asked several people, and they all said that they were also here to see a doctor or that the locals were unfamiliar. I want to take a taxi, but I have no money, because my father-in-law spent a lot of money in hospital. Just when I was worried and didn't know what to do, a young girl with long hair came up to me and said, "Aunt, do you need any help?" I told her I couldn't find my way.

She smiled and said, "Let me help you. I grew up here and know everything. " So I went back to the hospital and ward under her guidance. Seeing my father-in-law waiting anxiously, I was busy talking to him. I forgot the girl who brought me back. When I remembered, she had already left. This incident is the most touching thing I met in the hospital.

From then on, when I see someone who seems to need help on the road, I will take the initiative to ask, and I will spare no effort to help. Because I know what it feels like when you need help and no one helps you.