"Oh, you're from the Blood Research Institute?" That's a coincidence! On January 14, at the nucleic acid sampling point of Baoye Xinyuan in Xianshuigu Town, Jinnan District, a woman looked at the words "Blood Research Institute" on the protective clothing of the medical staff at the scene in surprise and said excitedly.
The woman, surnamed Zhou, developed acute leukemia in 2007 and had a hematopoietic stem cell transplant at the Blood Hospital Transplant Center in 2008. The surgery was a success and she was reborn.
After this unexpected reunion, she immediately contacted Liu Jie, the nurse who took care of her through WeChat, and learned that from the evening of January 10, 53 nursing backbone nursing cadres from the Blood Disease Hospital of the Chinese Academy of Medical Sciences formed a volunteer team to support Jinnan. In order to thank them for their life-saving grace, she found the support team in Jinnan and sent them intimate clothes for everyone to change and keep warm. At the scene, she took the hand of Xu Li, a member of the provisional party branch of the Jinnan Support Team, and said with tears in her eyes: "Before, you took care of me, and now at the doorstep of the house, it is time for me to take care of you!" ”
At the nucleic acid testing point, the "fancy" care from the residents always warms the hearts of medical staff. In the cold winter of March 9, continuous open-air operation for several hours, the hands of the team members have long been frozen unconscious, and the operation has become laborious, but everyone still gritted their teeth and insisted, and the hand hygiene disinfection again and again made the already cold hand even colder.
"Sister, I'll bring you a warm water bag." During the nucleic acid collection process, a teenage girl carried a large insulated bag and brought warm water bags, white ear soup and porridge to the medical staff. Some residents also brought small solar heaters from home and placed them at the feet of the team members, while others brought hot water bottles and warmed babies.
The volunteers who were also on duty at the testing point took the initiative to extend their hands and said, "My hands are warm, give you a hand for a while." "In the cold winter night, the clenched hands together defend the health of the people. Bottles of hot water convey the trust and warmth between people.
Jinyun news reporter Duan Wei