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Chao News client reporter Zhang Rong correspondent Zhou Shengjie Ma Ben
On April 15, the "2024 First China Hangzhou Bluegrass Rebirth Public Welfare Dream Show" jointly sponsored by Zhejiang One Plus One Public Welfare Foundation, Children's Hospital Affiliated to Zhejiang University School of Medicine, and Yangtze River Delta Branch of Influence Philanthropy Research Institute was held in Hangzhou. During the event, 10 children with neuroblastoma were given the same new identity - "Bluegrass", and embarked on a journey to realize their dreams with the help of all parties.
"In the middle of winter, there is a kind of bluegrass called Liting that fights the cold and sprouts on its own, which is the same situation as children with tumors. It is hoped that this title will bring positive psychological hints and spiritual relief to children with cancer and their families. Zhang Binggou, Secretary-General of Zhejiang One Plus One Public Welfare Foundation, said.
April 15 to 21 this year is the 30th National Cancer Prevention and Treatment Publicity Week. We will continue to publish the stories behind the dreams of 10 "Little Bluegrass".
Video production: Li Sultan Wang Yueyang
"I don't know when I sleep in spring, and I smell birds everywhere. The sound of wind and rain comes at night, and the flowers fall to know how much. In Class 1C of the Primary School of Hangzhou Olive Tree International School, the sound of reading aloud was heard. On April 7, there was a new immature voice in the reading voice of the whole class, from 9 and a half years old Huang Ruilin.
It was the age when he was in the third grade of primary school, but before that, Huang Ruilin had not gone to school for a day. Every September, Huang Ruilin always asks his mother: "Can I go to school this year?" Zhou Yanyan's answer every time is: "When you are well, you can go to school." ”
On this day, with the help of Zhejiang One Plus One Public Welfare Foundation, Huang Ruilin finally sat in the classroom. He also followed the example of other children and happily danced the dance version of the Chinese text.
Photo by Zhou Shengjie
In 2018, Huang Ruilin, who was more than 3 years old, was diagnosed with neuroblastic carcinoma. At the time, Huang Ruilin's parents knew nothing about the disease. "I felt like the sky was falling, my eyes were blind from crying, and my ears couldn't hear. Zhou Yanyan recalled.
In Jinan Cancer Hospital in Shandong Province, Huang Ruilin is battling neuroblastoma in his body every day.
He always had a fever. Due to the intensity of chemotherapy, the food eaten will be vomited immediately, and the intestinal digestion function is insufficient, resulting in the rapid excretion of the food eaten.
"The most painful thing is when the cancer returns. Huang Ruilin's legs couldn't stand up for a while, and going to the toilet became extremely difficult. The nosebleed couldn't stop flowing, and Zhou Yanyan tried to plug her son's nostrils, but the blood flowed out of his mouth.
Zhou Yanyan once asked her son, "What do you want to do in the future." ”
"I want to be a PE teacher," Huang Ruilin said, "because it will make me more energetic and healthier." ”
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Six and a half years later, this dream has quietly come true.
At Olive Tree International School, Huang Ruilin blew the whistle, and the students lined up one after another, and under the command of "Teacher Huang", they separated from each other for warm-up activities. "One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight", Huang Ruilin twisted his waist while shouting the password to his classmates.
Huang Ruilin also played games with his classmates, and they stepped on the yoga block hand in hand, step by step, staggering together.
Outside the noisy classroom, Zhou Yanyan and her husband are figures. The couple was looking at their son through the glass, with a smile on their faces.
Photo by Zhou Shengjie
Before the Chinese class, Qiu Feng, the principal of Olive Tree International School, tied a red scarf and put on a school uniform for Huang Ruilin.
On this day, Huang Ruilin really became a primary school student. He spread out his books, straightened his back, and read "Spring Dawn" aloud with his classmates.
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"I love this school. Huang Ruilin told his mother. However, due to the recurrence of cancer, Huang Ruilin's family is about to rush back to Shandong for treatment.
Before leaving, the children of Class 1C came to the school gate and waved goodbye to him, "Remember to come again next time you have time." ”
"Okay! I'll come to school when Ruilin is well. Zhou Yanyan said.
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