A patient who escaped from the cabin in Shanghai talked about life in a cabin and recovered through autoimmunity. What was his life like in the cabin?

The N4 cabin of the Shanghai New International Expo Center Fangcai Hospital, jointly taken over by the Jiangxi Aided Shanghai Medical Team 2 and Team 5, welcomed the first batch of more than 500 patients out of the cabin. After receiving the notice to leave the cabin, Li Zicai from Xuancheng, Anhui Province took the initiative to find the head nurse, hoping to stay as a volunteer to help overcome the epidemic. After witnessing the hard work of medical staff in the shelter, Li Zicai also wanted to do his part. In the end, the Epidemic Prevention Headquarters did not approve it, and he planned to re-evaluate how he could help.

Because the residence in Shanghai is a shared house, it does not meet the conditions for home isolation. In addition, considering the feelings of the residents in the community, he chose to observe himself in the hotel for a week before going back. The temperature in Shanghai in the afternoon was approaching 30 degrees Celsius. At the Shanghai Kuancai Central Fangcang Hospital, the first batch of four recovered patients took their luggage and walked out of the Fangcang Hospital. Medical staff wearing blue protective suits accompanied them all the way to the exit, waving goodbye to them. Before officially "leaving the cabin", a disinfectant asked the recovered patients to stop and clean and disinfect their luggage again.

Li Zhiqiang, leader of the Shanghai-aiding medical team of Zhongnan Hospital of Wuhan University and executive director of the W3 cabin, said that in order for the Communist Party of China to win the battle to defend Shanghai against the epidemic, the Shanghai-aiding medical staff, volunteers, and patients formed a brave team. , a responsible group, I hope everyone will continue to unite closely and recover as soon as possible. When bidding farewell to the patients, the Wuhan Central Hospital's Shanghai-aid medical team, together with the medical teams of other Hubei-Shanghai brother hospitals, produced "Gloriously Exited from the Epidemic" health certificate cards as a souvenir for the patients leaving the cabin in Area C of the W1 cabin.

Almost all daily necessities are available, and each bed in the shelter is equipped with a set, including disinfectant alcohol, paper towels, washbasin, slippers, towels, etc. There is hot water and mobile toilets here, but there are no facilities for bathing. The hygiene of the toilet is not very good, it is often not flushed clean, and people have to change it if they don't want to use it. The facilities are not divided into different levels. As long as they are infected, they will be treated the same here. "In the WeChat communication group of W3 cabin, discharged patients expressed their gratitude to medical staff and volunteers.