"During that time, I was a celebrity, came alive, and always wanted to give back." Fang Bo recalled. The change occurred half a year later. Half a year later, he felt pain in his legs and difficulty b

"During that time, I was a celebrity, came alive, and always wanted to give back." Fang Bo recalled. The change occurred half a year later. Half a year later, he felt pain in his legs and difficulty breathing. He went to the hospital for a check-up and found that it was a sequelae of SARS caused by excessive use of hormones. Fang Bo soon discovered that he was not an individual. In 2004, the Beijing Municipal Government screened and registered people who had recovered from SARS, and this group of people gathered spontaneously. Fang Bo met Zhang Jinping and other patients. [Edit this paragraph] According to the survey data, 57.97% of the patients felt that their mental state or memory had deteriorated; 55% of the patients felt that their concentration was affected; 49.3% of the patients felt that their work ability was reduced and their work pressure increased; 44.9% of the patients felt that it had a negative impact on their lives; 40.58 About 20% of patients become easily irritable; about 20% of patients feel fearful or lonely; 100% of patients feel that they have received the warmth of family and support from relatives and friends, and believe that this has played a very important role in their recovery. Physically, 78% of the patients with SARS sequelae felt tired (29 of them felt moderate to severe fatigue, more than 42%); 74.3% of the patients were prone to sweating; 70% of the patients felt short of breath and shortness of breath; and more than 50% of the patients felt palpitations. , poor sleep, dry mouth, and chest tightness; 26 patients had a certain reduction in immune function; 23.08 patients had small airway ventilation dysfunction; 65.58 patients had increased residual air volume; 22.96 patients had mild pulmonary diffusion dysfunction; 36 of patients still had pneumonia incomplete absorption lesions or interstitial lesions (26 of them were patients with severe pneumonia). [Edit this paragraph] It is suggested that what we need to do is a long-term institutional "post-rescue" so that they can enjoy more concrete and nuanced human warmth and care while fighting the disease. Because, in a sound society, there must be firm and permanent waiting and care, so that even the most marginalized and powerless people can feel the warmth of humanity. Such waiting and care based on "post-rescue" should first come from the institutional guarantee of government departments, and on this basis, it should be improved to the smallest warmth and touch by non-governmental organizations. In this sense, they are truly forgotten only if both forces forget them. Likewise, only when these two forces join forces can they really be warmed. How should the institutional guarantees of government departments be established so that no patient is forgotten or abandoned? A perfect and effective public health system is naturally the key, which is also its basic public conscience and mission. Therefore, for patients with the sequelae of SARS, our "post-rescue" in this regard is to allow their diseases to be effectively treated, to ensure their lives are stable, and to relieve their psychological depression; at the same time, we provide We will establish complete information tracking files for all SARS cases, pay close attention to their life and health, and ensure that each of them can receive permanent care and attention. Of course, this also requires more scientific and complete institutional arrangements.