In a car accident, unfortunately the navicular bone was fractured. It’s been more than two months, and now it’s not completely healed, still the fracture line is blurred, the doctor said there is improvement, but still indisputably worried. Until now, my parents, brothers, relatives and friends don’t know about my fracture. I didn’t tell them because I didn’t want them to worry too much, especially my mom and dad. Now I am over 24, working outside, it is the time to earn money and learn experience, but unfortunately encountered a fracture, before I basically do not go to the hospital, do not take medicine or injections when you have a cold. In these two months or so, whenever I was irritable and nervous and anxious, I said to myself again and again: I am lucky, fortunately it is only a navicular fracture, I have to be strong, I have to keep a good mood, I am not the same as the bones of ordinary people, my navicular blood transport is good, my condition is not serious …… During this period, I lost my job. Every morning, go for a walk in the park; in the afternoon, go to the park for sunbathing, and in the evening, read some books and watch some TV to see some cases of fractured navicular bones of friends with the same disease. When I saw a few patients with fractured navicular bone often drink mother’s rib soup, sour, heart only sour. The park was full of old people in their 60s and 70s, and some of them took the initiative to chat with me, sharing their fracture stories and healing experiences, and I listened very carefully. I went to many doctors and all of them told me that it didn’t matter, the big deal was to operate and send me off hastily. I thought, “Why are you doing this to me, because I just spent $3 for the registration fee and didn’t let you prescribe drugs and didn’t let you make money? This is my hand, it’s my hand for life, I want him to be completely well, why are you not responsible, are you limited in your level? When I leave the hospital, I have to find a quiet place to bring myself to peace. Sometimes, I want to go to Beijing, to Jishuitan Hospital, I heard that the orthopedic department is the first in the country, the doctors have extremely high professionalism and professional ethics, and deep theoretical knowledge, extremely rich experience, but I really have limited financial resources, unfamiliar with the place, so I gave up. When the doctor called my name, I was afraid to look at the film for fear that the gap between the two bones would increase and the bones would become necrotic. Luckily, it didn’t. The book says that when one loses one thing, one is bound to gain something. I found out that health is a blessing, and I used to be in a blessed position without knowing it. It turns out that my bones, like normal people, can be necrotic and not heal. Now the bones are growing, I hope I can recover soon, I hope everyone in the world is healthy, thank you Dr. Liu, thank you good doctors in the world. My reply was posted on 2012-12-2720:51 I accidentally saw this patient’s message in my patient group, but it made me feel deeply touched once again. Indeed, due to the heavy workload and other objective reasons, many doctors in China now focus their main attention on treating the disease itself, but ignore an important fact: what we need to treat is a living, emotional patient, not a cold disease. While the small doctor can treat the disease, the big doctor must also be able to appreciate, soothe and heal patients’ hearts and minds in varying degrees of hurt. The latter, which many times is overlooked by many doctors, is perhaps even more important. As I have worked in many overseas hospitals, I have felt the hard work and difficulties of doctors in China, and I have also felt the kind words and attitude of many overseas doctors towards their patients, treating illnesses with the same degree of attention and comfort to their hearts. I would like to mention once again the welcome message I wrote on my website: ToCureSometimes, toRelieveOften, toComfortAlways. Dr. Trudeau (1848-1915). Boy, I wish you a speedy recovery!