Don't treat yourself as a patient.

I have always thought that I am in good health. Apart from my natural primary hypertension, I have no serious illness.

For more than 70 years, I have never been seriously ill or hospitalized, let alone operated, which is a major operation.

Due to the institutional reform, I retired early at the age of 56, stayed at home for less than half a year, and worked as a part-time electronic teacher in many vocational schools in the city until I was nearly 68 years old. This decade, although busier than office work, I feel that my life is very fulfilling. I go to the physical examination every year, and I haven't found any serious problems.

After sixty-eight, under the repeated persuasion of his family, he felt lack of energy, so he really retired at home and became a family grocer.

After that, I rode my bike to the streets to buy food and go shopping every day. My wife once laughed at me and said that I admired you if you could ride to the age of 80.

During this period, my wife was hospitalized many times because of heart disease, and the children were busy, mainly because I was taking care of them. My daughter was considerate of me and asked the nurse for help many times, but I politely refused.

The lack of sunny gardens on the moon is doomed to misfortune. 19 18 In May, I went for a physical examination and found myself suspected to be seriously ill. After further examination, the diagnosis was made in the hospital, and a doctor in Shanghai was invited to perform an operation.

After staying in the hospital for more than a month, I went home because of illness.

I'm really sorry to get to the point now.

Family, friends and relatives treat you as a patient and won't let you do anything. Turn on the air conditioner in the room every day and try to keep healthy.

I think, first of all, I can't treat myself as a patient. Why?

If you treat yourself as a patient from the beginning, and you are terminally ill, then psychologically, you will lose the confidence and determination to overcome the disease. Many patients were scared to death. Not long ago, a deputy-division-level military cadre who worked in a municipal organ took his own life after learning that he had cardiac cancer and was diagnosed in a hospital in Shanghai. That's a real pity.

Secondly, I really treat myself as a terminally ill patient and stay in bed all day, but I don't go. I just want to eat delicious food, such as eel, turtle, tremella and so on. As everyone knows, I not only failed to improve my immunity, but also supplemented cancer cells and aggravated my illness because of the poor digestion and absorption ability of my spleen and stomach.

Of course, it doesn't mean that we don't take treatment, treatment and recurrence prevention for granted:

First of all, have a good mood. Illness comes from the heart, and the treatment must be entertained first. If you must tell the truth, it is to be safe when you come and despise when you fight.

Secondly, supplement appropriately and step by step. My wife saw that after the operation, due to excessive blood loss and repeated CT scans, I was sallow and emaciated, and my weight dropped from 120 kilograms to-100 kilograms. So I tried my best to persuade me to eat it five times a day, and the result was that I couldn't make up for it. Instead, I caused gastroenteritis. Finally, I used black rice porridge, pork floss, wax gourd and stir-fry three times.

Thirdly, insist on doing housework as much as you can every day and going out for a walk every day.

Third, make sure you get more than eight hours' sleep every day.

Finally, check regularly and take traditional Chinese medicine as prescribed, supplemented by western medicine.

In short, there are few terminal diseases in the world, so don't mistake yourself for a terminal disease.