A doctor entered the hospital after being called in for an emergency operation. He answered the phone as soon as possible and changed his clothes. Went straight to the operating room. He found the boy's father pacing in the hall waiting for the doctor. At the sight of him, my father shouted:
A doctor rushed into the hospital after receiving a call for an emergency operation. As soon as he heard the phone, he answered it, changed his clothes and went straight to the operating room. He saw the patient's father pacing up and down the corridor anxiously, waiting for the doctor. At the sight of the doctor, he roared:
"Why did it take you so long to come? Don't you know my son's life is in danger? Have you no sense of responsibility? "
What took you so long? Do you know that my son is dying? Do you have a sense of responsibility?
The doctor smiled. Said:
The doctor smiled and said:
"Sorry, I'm not in the hospital & I came as soon as I got the call ... Now, I hope you can calm down and let me do my work."
? Sorry, I wasn't in the hospital then. I came as soon as I got the call. Now you need to calm down. I'm going to start work.
"Calm down? ! If your son were in this room now, would you calm down? "What would you do if your own son died now?" Father said angrily
Calm down? ! If it were your son in the operating room now, would you be calm? What would you do if your own son was going to die? Father said angrily.
The doctor smiled again. Answer: "I will say what Job said in the holy book, we come from dust & to dust we return, and the name of God is sacred". Doctors cannot prolong life.
The doctor still smiled and replied, what I want to say is that Job once said in the Bible that thanks to God's love, we originated from dust and will return to dust.
The operation took several hours, and then the doctor came out happily, "Thank God! Your son is saved! " Without waiting for his father's answer, he went on his way. "If you have any questions, ask the nurse! ! "
The operation lasted several hours, and then the doctor came out happily. ? Thank God, your son has been saved! ? He ran away before his father could answer? If you have any questions, ask the nurse. ?
"Why is he so arrogant? A few minutes after the doctor left, when the father saw the nurse, he commented, "He can't wait a few more minutes. Let me ask about my son." .
A few minutes later, my father saw the nurse complaining. Why is he so arrogant that he asks about my son without waiting for me for a few minutes?
The nurse replied tearfully, "His son died in a traffic accident yesterday. He was at the funeral when we called him to operate on your son. Now he saved your son's life, and he went to finish his son's funeral. "
? His son died in a traffic accident yesterday. When we asked him to have an operation, he was in the sequelae. Now that he has saved your son, he will go back to the funeral. ? Then the nurse left tears.
Morality-never judge anyone ... because you never know what their life is like and what they are going through. "
This story tells us: don't judge a person easily, because you know their life and don't know what they are going through at the moment.
As a survivor of a recent stroke and will you see God? I am here to share some important life experiences I have learned in recent years, about a balanced lifestyle, how to transfer personal disasters, and the art of listening to what your body and brain are trying to tell you.
As a survivor of a recent stroke and the author of "As long as you believe, you can witness the miracle of God" (this book is available on Amazon), I have some life experiences that I personally think are very important to share with you, from a balanced lifestyle, avoiding personal misfortune, and how to listen to and interpret the signals sent by my body and mind.
As a supervisor, my work is as busy as a bee. It can be said that I basically work from sunrise to sunset.
I am a manager, and my work is often overloaded. It can be said that I get up early and get greedy every day.
Before I had a stroke, I was the CEO of a successful chamber of commerce.
Before the stroke, as a CEO, I had a successful career in the Chamber of Commerce.
In order to balance the pressure, I will exercise in the gym for at least two hours every day, seven days a week. Even for a few days, I will go to the gym twice a day. What I didn't realize was that stress and excessive exercise in work and life were damaging my health.
In order to relieve stress, I will go to the gym to exercise for at least two hours, seven days a week, not a day. What I didn't realize at that time was that the stress and excessive exercise brought by work had a bad effect on my health.
20 13 years1Friday, February 20th will be engraved in my memory forever. On that fateful morning, I was exhausted. My soul told me to stay at home and rest, but I didn't? Don't listen. Driven by ambition, I jumped out of bed and drove to the gym for a strenuous exercise.
20 13 Friday, February 20th, I will never forget it. That unpleasant morning, I was exhausted. My intuition told me to stay at home and have a rest and replenish the necessary energy, but I didn't agree. After getting up by willpower, drive to the gym to exercise.
As a result, I suffered from a severe hemorrhagic stroke due to my intense workload and day-to-day schedule. During my stay in hospital, the neurologist told me some very amazing things. Your motivation brought you here, and your motivation will take you out. ? Then, he said something that made me dumbfounded. I asked him, if I lay in bed that morning, would I have a stroke? He said loudly?
As a result, high-intensity exercise program combined with excessive exercise load triggered an acute stroke caused by intracranial hemorrhage. In the hospital, the neurologist said something that shocked me. Is it your paranoia that got you into the hospital and derailed your life? . Then he added something. I asked him if I had stayed in bed without exercising that morning, so that I wouldn't have a stroke. He replied, yes, then there would be no stroke.
My message is simple, but powerful?
The message I want to convey is simple and profound.
Don't take it for granted
Don't take it lightly!
Dare! Believe that God works miracles!
Go for it! Believe that God will work miracles!
Facing adversity? Have attitude!
Show attitude in the face of setbacks!
English extract of 250 words III: Cafe
Cafe?
I used to believe that politeness is a thing of the past. In the modern so-called Generation X, I seldom meet polite people.
At one time, I thought etiquette was the only thing that people respected in the past. It's called. The forgotten generation? In modern society, it is difficult for me to meet someone who can be called? Gentleman? People.
Recently, I had to change my mind when I met such a person face to face. I went to a fashionable cafe with my two grown-up daughters. The place was crowded with noisy people as usual, and we had to climb a steep flight of stairs to find a table. After enjoying coffee and snacks, we walked down the steep stairs. The narrow space made us climb down in a row, and there was almost no room for others to get up and down.
My mind has changed since I met such a person recently. I went to a coffee shop with my two grown-up daughters. But the coffee shop was crowded with noisy people, so we had to climb the steep stairs to find an empty table. After enjoying coffee and snacks, we walked up and down the steep stairs. In such a narrow space, only one person can go upstairs and downstairs, and there is hardly room for another person to climb up and down.
Just when I was halfway down, a gentleman walked into the front door of the restaurant, right in front of the stairs. I'm sure I'll be pushed roughly by this man who wants to go upstairs in a hurry. I came down as soon as possible and grabbed bannister to replace my old age. My quick daughters have gone downstairs and looked up at me anxiously, hoping that I can find them before strangers go upstairs and know that I am a neurotic person.
Halfway down the stairs, a gentleman came in from the main entrance of the coffee shop, which is the right front of the stairs. I'm sure I'll be rudely pushed away by this man in a hurry to go upstairs. So I grabbed the handrail and went downstairs as fast as I could. My two agile daughters have gone downstairs. They looked up at me anxiously, hoping that I could get down before the stranger went upstairs, because they knew I was a neurotic person.
As I approached them, I noticed that the man was still standing by the door. I walked to my daughters and passed the stranger at the door. He kept the door open. I looked back and thought he was still at the door, deciding whether to go in or find another place that was not too crowded. I saw him walk two stairs at a time. I told my daughters about it, and all three of us felt very sad because we didn't even thank the polite gentleman, who actually opened the door for us ladies before going upstairs.
When I went downstairs, I noticed that the man was still standing at the door. I went to my daughter's side, and when I passed the stranger standing at the door, I found him holding the door with his hand. I looked back and thought he was still at the door, deciding whether to go in or find another shop with fewer families. But I saw him go upstairs at the speed of two stairs at a time. I told my daughters what I saw. We are all sorry. The polite gentleman pulled the door to let us go first before going upstairs, but we didn't thank him.
We applauded his chivalry, waited for us to come down before he went up by himself, and opened the door for us to go out. It's hard to find such polite people these days. In our advanced but aggressive society, pushing and shoving are very common. To this day, I still remember this gentleman and pray that God will make more people like him.
The gentleman didn't go upstairs until we went downstairs. Open the door and let us out. We all praised his chivalry. In today's advanced but radical society, such polite people are really hard to find. To this day, I still remember this gentleman and pray that God can make more people treat others with courtesy like him.