Recently, a sad news has spread in Guangxi. A man went to the hospital with his 12-year-old son, but chose to jump from the fifth floor of the hospital because he learned that he had terminal cancer and could not bear the cruel reality. This incident has aroused widespread attention and discussion, and people can't help but ask: how should we deal with a terminal illness?
It is said that after receiving the doctor's diagnosis, the despair in the man's heart was like a raging flood that could not be resisted. He may have feared that he would be a burden to his family and chose this extreme way to end his life. However, such an act not only fails to alleviate the suffering of the family, but also is extremely disrespectful to one's own life.
However, the hospital said it had dealt with the incident and declined to give further details. This makes people wonder, in the face of such a tragedy, how should we deal with it, should we strengthen psychological counseling, or should we strengthen medical security?
First of all, we should recognize that cancer is not incurable. While the treatment process can be tough, modern medicine has made many breakthroughs that provide patients with more treatment options. Therefore, we should give more care and support to patients with cancer to help them face the disease positively and find the best treatment plan.
Secondly, for those who have suicidal thoughts because they cannot bear the pressure of the disease, we should strengthen psychological counseling and intervention. Hospitals and communities should provide more psychological counseling services to help patients and their families face the disease correctly and relieve psychological stress. At the same time, we also call on all sectors of society to pay attention to mental health issues and raise public awareness and attention to mental health issues.
Finally, for the families, they should also take on more responsibility. In the face of such a tragedy, they need to give more love and support to their patients to help them get through it. At the same time, they should also learn how to communicate with patients, understand their psychological needs, and give them more understanding and tolerance.
In this event, we see the tragedy of a family, but also the fall of a life. However, what we should see more is the problems and challenges that lie behind this incident. We need to reflect on our behaviour and attitudes, and think about how we can better deal with terminally ill patients and provide them with more care and support.
In short, in the face of terminally ill patients, we should give more care and support to help them face the disease positively. At the same time, we should also strengthen psychological counseling and intervention, so that patients and their families can face difficulties and challenges correctly. Only in this way can we make life more beautiful and meaningful. I hope that this event can arouse more people's attention and thinking, and let us work together to create a better future for every life.