"Mom, I feel like we're camping."
"Yeah, you're just going camping, get better, and we'll be able to go home..."
On April 12, overlooking The National Exhibition and Convention Center (Shanghai) Cabin 3 (hereinafter referred to as the "Clover Cabin") Cabin 3 from a high place, more than 3,600 neatly arranged blue and white beds, a dark green large tent is particularly conspicuous. The owner of the tent is a family of four, Ms. Liu slept in the tent with her 5-year-old daughter and 8-month-old daughter, and the child's father slept on the bed opposite the tent.
Bird's eye view of Cabin 3, Ms. Liu's tent for the child is very eye-catching.
Ms. Liu's family tent was set up in the parent-child family area of Cabin 3, and the child patients and parents were arranged to live together, so that the family could rest in peace here. "The tent is for two children, who will feel more secure in a relatively confined space." Ms. Liu said.
Ms. Liu is from Fujian, Mr. Liu is from Zhejiang, the couple has worked in Shanghai for more than ten years, and two daughters were also born in Shanghai. "At the end of March, we were locked up at home, and on the evening of April 4, the two children suddenly began to have a fever, and I didn't sleep all night that night, and the next day the child took anti-fever medicine to get rid of the fever." On April 5, medical staff came to the door to take nucleic acid samples, the daughters tested positive, and later Ms. Liu and Mr. Liu were also diagnosed.
During the day, the family played on dad's bed, and at night, Ms. Liu slept in a tent with her two daughters.
On April 6, Ms. Liu received a telephone notification that the Fang Cabin Hospital was not in a position to accept pediatric patients that day. "After that, we were isolated at home for four days, and the child had no other symptoms after the fever subsided." On the evening of April 9, the transfer truck took their family of four from their home in Pudong to the "clover" cabin and began to receive treatment and recuperation in the cabin.
"This tent is usually used when we take our children to the park for a picnic, and it has always been left at home, and when I received the transfer notice, I put it in the trunk." The first night, the little daughter did not adapt to the unfamiliar environment and cried all the time. The next day, the couple put the two beds together and put the tent on top. During the day, the family of four moved around dad's bed, and at night, the mother took her daughters back to the tent to rest. "The square cabin is brightly lit at night, and the tent can cover some light and let the children sleep better." These days, the children sleep peacefully and their bodies recover quickly.
Medical staff came to collect nucleic acid for Ms. Liu and her daughter.
"The medical staff at Fang Cabin Hospital are very concerned about us, and often come to see my two daughters and bring us three meals a day." Ms. Liu said that now the eldest daughter has gradually adapted to the environment of the square cabin, become active, and often play with other children in the ward. "We have tested two rounds of nucleic acid and antigen self-testing, the antigen self-test results are negative, and now we are at ease waiting for the nucleic acid results, waiting for the cabin, waiting to go home."