Today is November 30, 2022. Unfortunately, today is the coldest day so far this year. It seemed that it snowed in a place last night, and today's wind was bitingly cold.
The child was born at 33 weeks. Since he was a premature baby, he stayed in the hospital for 2 weeks. The first two days after he was discharged was 35 weeks. The inpatient department asked to take the child back to the hospital for follow-up within 3-7 days.
It was the first time I saw him that day I picked up the child. It was quite cute, but it was too young. At that time, I didn’t feel much in my heart, but I felt quite happy to see him every day in the future. Of course, I am also afraid that I can’t take good care of myself.
The hospital's neonatal department has taken good care of the child. The child is very well-behaved. He changed breast milk the first day he came back (he ate the milk he made from the hospital himself) and ate too much and fast, and did not cry or make a fuss. I didn’t eat too much on the first day since the next day, and I didn’t like to eat much. I slept as soon as I ate and choked on milk. After eating, I opened my eyes and glanced around.
The doctor in the confinement center checked rounds this morning and suggested that we go to the hospital for follow-up early. At that time, no one knew that such a small Diandian had to have a 24-hour nucleic acid certificate when going to the hospital.
But we still called the hospital to ask just in case. The person who answered the phone in the outpatient clinic felt like we were collecting debts, and he owed millions of dollars. His attitude towards us was both annoying, proud and impatient. It coldly said that it would take 24 hours to prove nucleic acid. After hanging up the phone, I wanted to ask again, but the phone couldn't be reached.
Thinking about the fact that Diandian has to ask for nucleic acid when going to the hospital for such a small little bit, it is already inhumane, so I wanted to call 12345 to confirm, but the operator has been busy and no one answered. Calling the Health Bureau made no response, and then prompted that it could not be connected.
had no choice but to go to the nearest maternal and child hospital for nucleic acid. After lunch, I felt that I should have a medical card when I went to the hospital, so I took my household registration book to the hospital where I manually registered. I also logged in a neonatal department number and waited for the doctor to go to work at 2 pm and went to do the calculation. I have been in contact with the hospital for a long time and always think that no matter what I do, the doctor needs to make a bill. (I only later learned that there is no need to register for nucleic acid, but now it is 19 o'clock. I haven't been to the hospital for so long and I don't call to ask. Is it really just a profit-making institution?)
First, I put clothes on the dolls on three layers outside and three layers in the confinement center, and drove to the hospital for nucleic acid with a basket. The hospital is very close to you, and you drive because the wind is really strong and it is very cold.
Recently, nucleic acids are often queued up for nearly an hour and are stabbed for 10 seconds. Since I was a newborn, I thought that I could go to the line when I was outside, which was a little faster than in the hospital, so after getting off the bus, I went to the public nucleic acid point collection point outside the hospital.
said to the security guard: "The child wants to do nucleic acid and want to jump into the line." The security guard was pretty good and enthusiastically told the newborn that he needed to go to the hospital for nucleic acid. The aunt next to
was surprised: "Ah~ I have to do nucleic acid even if I am so young?"
came to the upper floor where the nucleic acid was made, and scanned the medical card I had purchased at noon at the clinic guide. He was told that he had not paid the fee and had to pay the fee first.
I asked how to pay this? The little sister shook her head and instructed her to have a nucleic acid examination payment process on the wall behind her.
So I put the basket on the floor and followed the steps to bind the medical card to pay. Finally, I successfully made nucleic acid. . .
At night, my mother and I (not yet out of confinement), so we really have to queue up for an hour to do that nucleic acid. I can only go to the hospital to spend money tomorrow.
has limited writing style and I don’t know how to express my mood at that time. Anyway, when I wanted to calm down, my hands were shaking when I was smoking. (I haven't smoked since the child came back)
are either angry or crying. Anger is still trying to struggle, and crying is to compromise and accept your fate.
