Chapter 1715 【1715】Unreasonable

It can only be said that the family did not send the pregnant woman for regular check-ups on time. I was so pregnant at home that I almost became popular and ran to the emergency room of the hospital to call for help.

"Cesarean section is too expensive, we don't have the money, doctor. And after the caesarean section, we have to be hospitalized, and we don't have the money. So, doctor, please find a way to let her have a natural delivery. Actually, I didn't want this child at first, so let her go for an abortion , but she didn’t shed it.” The patient’s husband complained about his wife’s troubles, and took out a pack of cigarettes from his pocket.

The father of the child has money to smoke, but has no money to protect the lives of his wife and children. The mother of the child is not willing to give up her little life, even if the father of the child does not want it, she works hard to keep the child, and now it is a critical moment of life and death.

Everyone should understand why the other side of the hospital is called hell on earth.

With the attitude of the husband's family, the mother of the parturient is there, and the mother of the parturient can make the decision. When Dr. Peng looked over to find the mother's family, the mother directly avoided her face, her eyes were red and she didn't speak. What can she say, her mother, as a pregnant woman, can't afford to have a caesarean section for her daughter.

How poor a poor family can be, thousands of dollars for a caesarean section is a huge number for them.

"I'll pay for it." Dr. Peng said, anyway, as a doctor, she couldn't bear to let the patient die.

"You pay for this?" The patient's husband pointed at her as a doctor and laughed as if he was listening to a joke. "Are you paying for the caesarean section for us? What about the money for the hospital after that? I heard that those after the caesarean section Every child is not as good as a natural birth. It’s not good for a child to come out, and it needs to be cured. Do you have to pay the same money?”

Dr. Peng held back his anger and met such an unreasonable person for the first time in his life. He gritted his teeth and asked, "Do you want to blame the hospital?"

"I blame your hospital? I didn't. It was you who said just now that you would pay for her treatment."

"Are you a man? She is your wife, and the child in her belly is your child."

"It's true that I'm a man. So if something happens to my wife and child, your hospital must pay for the funeral." The patient's husband glared at Dr. Peng with fierce eyes.

Standing behind her colleague, Dr. Zheng raised his hand and covered his forehead. The situation in front of her was a hundred times more difficult than the exam questions she had made to make things difficult for Dr. Peng.

Dr. Peng was really going to die of anger: "Didn't I tell you? She couldn't give birth naturally, it's not our hospital, it's you who are forcing her and the baby to death."

"I sent her and the child to your hospital. Whether she and the child died is the responsibility of your hospital, not mine."

Seeing that this man was really unreasonable and there was no time to waste, Xie Wanying grabbed Dr. Zheng's clothes and said, "Teacher, it is imperative that her mother come in to see her daughter in the delivery room. We persuade her mother to sign. We will help pay for it."

Dr. Zheng pondered in his mind, no doubt that student Xie's suggestion was right, he couldn't waste time with this kind of bastard and needed to find another breakthrough, and glanced at the student: calm enough.

While Dr. Peng was entangled with her husband, Xie Wanying and Teacher Zheng went out and secretly dragged the female patient's mother into the dressing room.

The mother must have feelings for her daughter. When she came in and saw her face pale like that, the patient's mother cried loudly and said, "Your father is not here and neither is your brother, or I will let them beat this bastard."

"Come. Sign." Dr. Zheng got the pre-operative consent form and hurriedly gave it to the patient's mother to sign.

"No. I dare not if my husband is not here."