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Written by: Cui Zheng Zheng
2020-02-21 14:30
Last updated: 2020-02-21 14:30At the age of 24, at a time of great prosperity, most people have just joined the society and are striving to pursue their goals in life. However, this year's 24-year-old Lok Ching is struggling with the disease in the intensive treatment department, and life is hanging on the front line.
Su Qing suddenly suffered from "aplastic anemia" in junior high school. Her red blood cells, white blood cells, and platelets were inadequate, and she needed regular blood transfusions. She had a bone marrow transplant at the end of last year. She thought that the disease could be completely cured, but there were very rare complications. She suffered from "pulmonary venous occlusive disease (PVOD)" and was unable to breathe on her own. The doctor stated that her lung function was 0%, which means she could only rely on an artificial heart-lung machine to maintain her life.
Qi Qing's life counted down. Her family today (21st) urgently appealed to selfless citizens to donate their corpses to help Qi Qing have a chance to be reborn. When thinking of a well-behaved daughter, Ms. Yun Qing couldn't help crying, "The dream is so humble, it is to hope to live a normal life, to scare travel, but the family is a luxury."
In an interview today, Ms. Qi Qing revealed that she has been active since she was a child, has studied gymnastics, and is a member of the school track and field team and dance group. Suddenly suffering from aplastic anemia in junior high school, she is more likely to be tired at first, but it does not need to be frequent Blood transfusion, but later worsened, can not continue to exercise, and instead learn to cook, "I will cook, scare desserts, invite classmates to have a picnic, and share their whole food."
Mother: Tong Qing was studying hard in the ward.
In the eyes of her mother, Wu Qing was a simple and well-behaved girl, and she was very diligent and serious about her studies. Wu Tai recalled that in the year when Ding Qing took the diploma examination (DSE), she was studying in the ward while treating her illness. I can get the DSE, but the department's wards have worked hard to review it. In the end, I won the test and entered the university! "
She Qing is currently in the intensive care unit ward of the Queen Mary Hospital. Although she is isolated from the outside world, she often keeps an eye on the news and remembers her family. When she learns that the "Wuhan pneumonia" epidemic is serious, she will be careful with her family. Every day, I buy food, but I will tell my brother and sister to go to a place to buy food, because there are so many people. "
Donating lungs is difficult, but I hope that someone who is willing to help
Tong Qing ’s parents revealed that Tong Qing confessed that she was suffering because of her illness. She had the idea of begging for death, but she did n’t want to give up. She would check the information on the Internet from time to time. To support Qu until the last minute, the donation of lungs is difficult, but I hope that people who are willing to help out will wait for Qu to have a chance to be reborn. "
He Jiali, a consultant doctor of cardiothoracic surgery at Mary's Hospital, said that Qing Qing's blood type is O, about 167 cm in height, and weighs about 40 to 50 kg. If a patient with brain stem death meets the above conditions, his family may consider donating the patient's corpse lung. She bluntly said that Qing's lung function was 0%. "If you do a lung transplant, you will die!"
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