Wu Yaling bowed three times in the direction of home
Hubei Daily News (reporter Zhang Quan, correspondent Wang Xuechao, Kuang Yuejun) At about 11 o'clock on February 12, Wu Yaling, a 44-year-old nurse from the second department of intensive care medicine of Wuhan Huoshenshan Hospital and from Qujing, Yunnan Province, quietly walked out of the work area and connected to her family's WeChat video in a window corner of the employee passage. With tears streaming down her face, she bowed deeply three times in the direction of her home thousands of miles away, along with the relatives in the video, to bid a final farewell to her mother's body.
At about 4:50 p.m. on the 11th, Wu Yaling's 71-year-old mother suddenly fell ill and died in her hometown in Kunming. Upon learning the news of her mother's death, Wu Yaling endured her inner grief and continued to stick to her post until she returned to the station hotel, where she could no longer hold back the tears that came out of her eyes and cried bitterly all night.
Wu Yaling said goodbye to her mother through a mobile phone video
Upon learning of the news of her mother's death, the Provisional Party Committee of Huoshenshan Hospital attached great importance to it, and immediately arranged for someone to express condolences to Wu Yaling, send a condolence telegram to her family, and entrust the relevant local units to lay wreaths on behalf of the Provisional Party Committee of Huoshenshan Hospital.
The second department of critical care medicine arranged for Wu Yaling to rest for a few days first, but on the morning of the 12th, she still walked into the work of Huoshenshan Hospital as usual to supervise every medical staff who entered the red zone to do a good job of protection.
Wu Yaling endured great sadness and stuck to her post
Her mother died suddenly, but she was thousands of miles away in the front line of the fight against the epidemic, unable to send her mother on her last journey, sadness and guilt could not be expressed, and many comrades-in-arms comforted her and advised her to rest more. Wu Yaling wiped her tears and said: "I still have responsibilities and missions on my shoulders, please rest assured, I will definitely be able to survive." ”
Wu Yaling assisted her comrades-in-arms in the red zone to make good protection
In the face of this new crown pneumonia epidemic, medical workers like Wu Yaling, who always put the treatment of diseases and saving people first, are not alone. This year's Lantern Festival, the father of Wang Hao, a doctor in the second department and one ward of Huoshenshan Hospital, died of a sudden emergency, and organizations at all levels paid special attention to him, but he always stuck to his post.