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Chapter 2947: Chapter 2956: No More Shocks
The two of them discussed the details a bit more, and soon after, a nurse from the Hospital called to ask where they were—the person in the emergency room was out of danger.
Renee Anderson hung up the phone and went back to the emergency room side with the wealthy woman...
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This time, Levi Anderson suffered a sudden cerebral congestion, primarily caused by excessive stress, leading to an uncontrollable emotional response and the blood rushing to the brain.
Such situations are very dangerous; a single mistake could be life-threatening. Fortunately, when Levi Anderson had the episode, his secretary was next to him and immediately dialed Emergency Medical Services, sending him to the Hospital, barely saving his life.
But Levi Anderson needs to stay in the hospital for observation for a while.
The Nurse pushed him out of the emergency room and moved him to a nearby ward. A large group of Anderson Family relatives who heard the news also went to the ward.
The doctor who had just finished the surgery was exhausted and took off his rubber gloves, throwing them into the garbage bin, and asked the Nurse, "Where are the patient’s family members?"
"Right here." Renee walked from behind, heard it, immediately went over, came to the doctor, and said worriedly, "Doctor, I am his daughter. How is my dad doing?"
The doctor looked her up and down, took off his mask, and said, "The patient’s surgery was very successful; the blood stasis in the brain has disappeared. However, during this time, be very careful and pay attention to the patient’s emotions, and ensure nothing happens again to stimulate him!"
Renee felt a tightness in her chest, recalling the previous plan, pursed her lips, and asked the doctor, "What would happen if my dad gets stimulated?"
The doctor looked at her in surprise, almost like looking at someone crazy, and asked back, "I’ve told you it’s best not to let him get stimulated again, what do you mean by asking this question. You’re really thinking about stimulating your dad at this time?"
Renee felt a bit embarrassed and awkwardly explained, "I didn’t mean that; I’m just concerned..."
The doctor took the towel handed over by the Nurse to wipe the blood off his hands, indifferent to her explanation, and said, "You’d best not concern yourself with these things. Take good care of him during this period, and try to keep him in a good mood."
The doctor paused for a moment, still looked at her, and gave her face, saying, "In the patient’s current condition, getting stimulated again and having the blood rush up could form blood stasis. It might not be as lucky now."
That means if it happens again, there’s a high chance he could die on the operating table!
"Are you saying my dad might die?" Renee bit her lip tightly, her expression troubled and pained, her face pale and her gaze drifting. No matter how you look at it, it doesn’t seem like just asking casually.
The doctor couldn’t help but glance at her, but as an outsider, he didn’t want to interfere too much, "Everyone dies, no one is different! But if he gets stimulated again during this period, that day might come sooner than expected."
"Why do I feel like your manner suggests your dad might be subjected to some recent stimulation?" Despite not wanting to interfere, he couldn’t help but ask, "I’m reminding you, your dad is extremely weak now, and can’t handle being messed around with. As children, don’t push your dad to the brink in such critical times."
The Nurse also looked at her with the kind of gaze reserved for something peculiar, filled with guard and suspicion. Renee then realized she might have exposed too much emotion just now; she quickly curved her lips into a genteel smile and explained, "No, Doctor, you misunderstood, I am worried about something in the company potentially stimulating my dad."