Describe a person's feelings about being hospitalized

Everyone wants to have a healthy body. They will never go to the hospital unless it is absolutely necessary. However, birth, old age, illness and death are human nature. Once you have a serious illness, you must go to the hospital. .

It is very uncomfortable to live alone in a hospital, because it is not a single-room ward, so there are times when I feel very constrained. Because the financial foundation is not very good, I did not stay in a single room for illness. Because my illness is very serious, the expensive medical expenses are also very considerable, and I can't bear to live in that kind of ward.

The days in the hospital are like passing through the years. Doctors and nurses will come to check the ward every morning and ask how my condition is and how I am doing. I have to get a sling shot every day, it's just like a daily routine. Moreover, during the days in the hospital, I would not sleep well, and sometimes I would suffer from insomnia frequently. I could only fall asleep when I was too sleepy. I myself would not be able to sleep in another place, so this is also a problem. Quite worrying.

And there are other people in the ward, about seven or eight people in one ward. So during the day, some family members would come to visit, and they would feel noisy when talking. Because I am a quiet person, I felt particularly depressed and irritable at this time.

I feel like a useless person when I lie on the hospital bed every day. Except for going to the toilet, I always lie on the hospital bed. My mood felt like it had hit rock bottom. I was reading the news on my phone. This was my entertainment. Sometimes my fellow patients would chat with me for a while, but they didn't feel happy. Because they are all strangers, I have no intention of chatting with them. When relatives and friends come to visit, the mood will not be much better. All in all, I am feeling more depressed. When do you think I can be discharged from the hospital? When will it end? You can't always see the edge.

I look forward to being discharged from the hospital every day, but it is not yet time to be discharged. When I am alone in the hospital, I feel lonely and lonely, and I feel very boring.