I believe that the most helpless moment that college students have ever felt may be when they are sick.
If the dormitory is full of old men, everyone may think that your illness is a piece of cake.
Then everyone will play games and do whatever they want.
Maybe the dormitory next door came to see you, just to ask you what's wrong and tell you to drink more water.
Most men are very careful.
Honestly, that's it? I even think you are too old-fashioned to pretend to be sick.
But really, sometimes you can feel how uncomfortable you are.
Last week, my tonsils were inflamed, suppurated and had a fever of 39 degrees. ...
Later, I met another disease that I felt the most uncomfortable was oral ulcer (we call it aphtha)
There are several super-large aphtha in the mouth, and the back teeth are still growing. The back teeth won't close.
Because aphtha grows in the middle of teeth, it's really midnight. The teeth are closed, what should I do if I encounter aphtha? Will wake up in pain
But those days, everyone thought I was just a little cold ... I said I had aphtha, and everyone disagreed. ...
Everyone is also very concerned. Every day, they will come to ask you how your fever is. Are you feeling better? Can you eat? Do you want to bring food?
But I didn't even think of pouring hot water. ...
The first person who gave me water and medicine was a comrade in our dormitory.
Maybe girls are just being careful? It seems that this is really the case.
Maybe what I've been through has made me better at caring for people.
Think about it. Most boys don't talk much, but they don't have the initiative.
But when I went to the hospital, they came to accompany me.
Touched and chilling.
I can't blame them for being pampered at home. Who will take care of people?
I can only learn from it and hope to take better care of people in the future.