My father-in-law bought a wheelchair for her husband.

On Thursday, after lunch, my colleagues and I took a walk in the supermarket near our company. Suddenly, the phone rang. I took out my mobile phone and saw that it was my husband. After I put through the phone, he carefully said:

"What are you doing? Can you come back? "

I said, "What's the matter?"

He said, "You take me to the hospital. I can't stand up. "

I quickly asked, "What's the matter? What's wrong with you? "

"My legs are numb and I can't stand up. Come every half hour. Come back and take me to the hospital ~ "

Hang up the phone, immediately go back to the company to get the bag and go home, and ask for leave with the leader on the way.

When I got home, I knocked on the door for a few minutes and no one answered. No one answered the phone to my husband and mother-in-law, so I began to think. Did he faint and lie unconscious on the ground? Should I call the police? Do I need someone to unlock the lock? What should we do now? No one answered after two more calls, so unlock the lock. The last time I called my husband, I answered the phone and said that he had gone to anzhen hospital with his parents-in-law, so I hurried there. So I ran to the hospital non-stop.

After entering the hospital lobby, I saw my husband in a wheelchair, and his parents stood behind him, waiting for me.

So, I quickly paid the wheelchair deposit, went to the emergency registration, and the doctor took his blood pressure (high pressure 190), and then rushed to the emergency neurology department on the third floor. Fortunately, there are not many people, so go in and ask for advice directly.

The doctor asked her husband to describe the specific situation: I suddenly felt numbness in my legs and arms at home today. At first I thought I was lying down and didn't care. After a while, I got better, but after half an hour, I began to feel numb again, and my legs were exhausted. I sat on the bed for a while and felt better. This was repeated two or three times. On the way to the hospital just now, I was numb again. If I was numb, I couldn't stand up and walk.

Doctor: Any other feelings? Move your hand up and down several times. Let me see. Your blood pressure is dangerously high. Do you usually drink and smoke? ..... I suspect it's a cerebrovascular problem. I'll make a list and do some tests first, and then you don't have to wait for the results to come to me directly.

So the doctor prescribed intracranial MRI, blood drawing and CT, and we went to check them one by one. First draw blood, then change floors for MRI and CT. Because there were so many people filming, we were told to wait for more than an hour. While waiting for filming, my husband said that he was numb again, so he quickly sat in a wheelchair and called him. The doctor said the wheelchair couldn't get in. My father-in-law stayed and my mother-in-law went to school to pick up her son after school.

Finally, after the examination, we can't wait to see the doctor for the results.

The doctor said: cerebrovascular stenosis, thrombosis, cerebrovascular condition is not very good, diagnosed as acute cerebral infarction, hurry and be hospitalized immediately! ! !

We were all dumbfounded, and the last thing we wanted to see came after all. At this time, my husband can't return to the numbness state like at home ~ that is, his legs have been numb and he has been in a wheelchair.

At that time, there was no bed in the hospital, and the doctor had arranged the hospitalization number, but he was not allowed to go home that night, so he had to be treated and observed by infusion in the hospital. There is no bed in the hospital, and he can't rent a temporary movable bed. So at seven or eight o'clock in the evening, after transfusion, the doctor changed shifts. My husband wanted to go home, and it was too painful to sit and wait for the morning, so we went to consult the shift doctor. After our repeated confirmation and assurance, the doctor agreed to go home, but once he felt abnormal.

Downstairs, new problems came again. We have no elevator, we can't get into a wheelchair, and our husband can't go upstairs by himself. What can we do? So we got my husband out of the wheelchair, and my father-in-law moved the wheelchair upstairs himself. I held my husband aside, and he dragged the handrail of the stairs with his other hand and walked home step by step. The bigger problem is that he can't take off his pants when he goes to the toilet, and he can't take a shower by himself ... So 12 went to bed. At 4 o'clock in the morning, he got up and said that the big bedroom was too hot and wanted to lie on the sofa in the living room. I helped him to the bedroom, but he couldn't sleep. My mother-in-law said that she was taking medicine now, but after taking it for a while, she felt something was wrong and serious, so we decided to go to the hospital. My mother-in-law woke my father-in-law up and asked him to remove the wheelchair. I helped my husband go downstairs slowly.

So my father-in-law, my husband and I were walking in the streets of Beijing at 4: 30 in the morning. There are few people on the road, but the bus driver has gone to work. There are several people on the bus, most of them are old people. I joked that I had never seen Beijing at 4: 30 in the morning.

When you get to the hospital, register immediately, take your blood pressure and consult a doctor. The doctor opened the liquid and continued to transfusion, and all the dust settled. We all sat down. Husband advised my father-in-law to go back to rest and sleep, but he didn't want to go. Under her husband's constant persuasion, my father-in-law went home.

After last night's ordeal, it may be that my husband felt sorry for me and his parents and regretted his unhealthy diet and living habits before, which caused the present situation. My husband said to me, I don't know if I can get well this time, when I can get well, and I don't know if I can recover before I get sick. ......

He went on to say, I have decided that if something happens to me, all the property under my name will belong to you, and I will send you WeChat in the future, with WeChat as proof.

I quickly said,' Don't talk nonsense, it hasn't arrived yet' and joked,' Besides, I don't know what real estate is in your name ...''

He lowered his head and said nothing. I know he has a bad heart, so do I, especially his parents-in-law. It's just that everyone doesn't want to show weakness in front of each other, just to encourage him and not let him feel pessimistic.

How precious your life is in front of your relatives.

However, in the face of disease, life is too fragile. A fresh life, once said, fell down. If you don't say it, it's gone Don't give you any chance to prepare, don't even say hello.

Life is so heavy and so light, the only thing we can do is to cherish and fear life.