An open letter from a nurse aiding Hubei to President Trump. What do you think of this?

Dear President Trump:

Hello. I am a respiratory nurse who returned from treating patients in Wuhan Hospital. The scenes of our 42,000 medical personnel assisting Hubei and local colleagues in Hubei saving lives day and night are still vivid in our minds! I want to write you a letter and tell you the story of Wuhan.

The day we set out for Wuhan was New Year’s Eve in China, just like Christmas Eve in the United States. This is the most important day for family reunion in China, but I am a medical worker, and saving lives is our bounden duty and commitment. With this idea in mind, my 42,000 medical staff and I said goodbye to our families without hesitation, rushed to Wuhan from all directions, and began the fight for our lives against death.

In Wuhan, we are doing our best to treat everyone from a 108-year-old man to a baby who is only 30 hours old. It is our bounden duty to save lives and heal the wounded! Life is above all else!

The author only quoted part of the open letter written by the Wuhan nurse to President Trump, and was already in tears.

When the domestic epidemic broke out, it was the traditional Chinese Spring Festival, an annual reunion day for 1.4 billion Chinese families; but in the face of the epidemic, countless medical staff gave up their The small family is for everyone, bid farewell to their families and then go to the front line "battlefield" without hesitation.

What the author wants to ask here is, don’t we, the more than 40,000 medical staff participating in the front line, know that going here is like entering a battlefield, and we may be infected at any time and even pay the price with our lives?

Of course they know the dangers of going to the front line, as the female nurse mentioned in her letter: "As medical staff, saving lives is our bounden duty and commitment"; this is their belief, In order to defeat the epidemic and save more lives, they can join the frontline "battle" without hesitation.

Who do we often say is the cutest person? I personally think: "They are the cutest people". Among the medical staff who participated in the front-line assistance, a small number of medical staff were unfortunately infected, and even a very small number of medical staff dedicated their lives. Some of them were unfortunately infected. , some unfortunately died in the line of duty because of high-intensity labor work!

To all the medical staff participating in front-line rescue, I would like to pay tribute to you. You are the greatest heroes.

Our medical staff used her own personal experience and empathy to write to U.S. President Trump. She wrote to U.S. President Trump with some sympathy. The American people are now walking The road we have gone through; this is an open letter to President Trump from one of our nurses who has personally experienced aid to Hubei.

The letter contains no complaints about US President Trump’s various false accusations against us since the epidemic, but the most sincere personal experience and feelings.

The author said: I hope the President of the United States can read the letter from our nurse assisting Hubei and fulfill his presidential duties and obligations; at the same time, he once again pays tribute to all our front-line medical staff. You are the most important. Shining hero.