Marrying a childless superior, she became pregnant and lived a carefree life in the 1970s.

Chapter 171 Currently, only she can cure this illness.
Currently, she is the only one who can cure this disease.

Because of what happened to Granny Qin, she had already taken relevant courses in the space.

Therefore, there's no need to enter the space to learn anymore; you can directly prescribe medicine.

Now, binding the system also makes it easier to monitor Aunt Liu's health condition in real time.

"Aunt Liu, I'll prescribe some medicine for you now. Take this medicine home and decoct it twice a day. You'll see noticeable results in three days."

"This medicine can be taken for 7 days. Come back after 7 days and I will prescribe some more medicine for you. Take it for another 7 days and you will be fine."

As she spoke, Gu Jianing quickly wrote down the prescription and then tore it off and handed it to her.

"Aunt Liu, just go to the window next door to get your medicine according to this prescription."

Aunt Liu grabbed the prescription in a daze, "Take two doses? It'll be better in half a month?"

"Correct."

"Aunt Liu, do you have any other questions?"

"No, no."

As Gu Jianing watched Aunt Liu's departing figure, she thought that Aunt Liu probably didn't know she had tuberculosis.

It's better if she doesn't know; she won't say anything anyway. Getting her cured is the most important thing.

If I were to say it...

People in this era all believe that tuberculosis is incurable. What will happen when Grandma Liu loses all hope of treatment?

Aunt Liu held the prescription in her hand, seemingly lost in thought. Suddenly, she started coughing again.

Coughing and coughing, she could only take out a handkerchief and cover her mouth.

Soon after he finished coughing, he saw blood in the phlegm that had been coughed up on the handkerchief.

Passersby, seeing this scene, whispered among themselves, "He's coughing up blood, could it be tuberculosis?"

After saying that, the person seemed to have caught the infection and hurriedly left.

Aunt Liu heard it, but didn't pay much attention.

She knew she had tuberculosis.

I've known about it for two years.

At first, she and her son hoped it was just a common cough, but it didn't get better and even started to get worse.

At that time, although she was not very educated, Aunt Liu, who had life experience, vaguely realized something.

Sure enough, later, when she insisted on taking him to a large hospital for a check-up, she was diagnosed with tuberculosis.

There's no cure, so we can only tough it out and endure it for as long as we can.

She still remembers the moment her son's eyes welled up with tears when the diagnosis was first made.

Aunt Liu was also very sad.

Because she couldn't bear to leave her son.

Her husband died young, and her family had few people to help her. Her husband's family treated her harshly.

Aunt Liu and her son practically depend on each other for survival.

Two years ago, my son was only 18 and not yet married. He already had no father. If he also lost his mother, what would he do if he encountered trouble and had no one to support him?

So, Aunt Liu has been struggling to hold on until now.

Six months ago, I don't know how he managed to persuade his cousin in the Northwest Military Region to bring him here for treatment.

Unfortunately, they did arrive.

Now, even though her cousin has been a doctor for many years, she still can't cure tuberculosis, a disease that is incurable.

However, this cousin still has a good hope.

After learning that Hope did not want to leave and wanted to continue searching for treatment methods at the Northwest Military Region Hospital, they arranged a job for her.

Now, I work in the canteen of this military hospital.

Aunt Liu thought this was a good idea.

Just ...

My son has always wanted to become a doctor. Before the Lunar New Year, the military hospital offered a training course, which was a great opportunity, but unfortunately, he wasn't eligible to participate. But now…

As a mother, she has finally found an opportunity for her son.

She would be willing to die immediately if it meant she could become a doctor.

She herself knew about her illness.

It's already at its limit that it's managed to drag this out for several years.

As for what Dr. Gu just said...

Aunt Liu thought that perhaps she was too young to tell, or perhaps she did tell but didn't want her to worry, so she didn't tell her, and even told her that it could be cured.

Aunt Liu smiled, but with a bitter smile on her lips. How could it possibly be cured?

Holding the prescription in her hand, Aunt Liu knew that taking the medicine would be useless.

but……

I still need to eat it, since I was told to.

Thinking it over, Aunt Liu gave the prescription to the person at the window, and soon got a few doses of medicine and went home.

The so-called home was arranged for them by their cousin, who hoped for their future.

It was a small, single-story house in the family compound. It was so small that after they moved in, they had to partition the room to make it fit.

However, they are not military dependents, and it is already very good that they can stay in the Northwest Military Region and have a place to live.

Whether it was the house or the hope of having a job, Aunt Liu was very grateful to her cousin for her help.

It'll be soon, it'll be soon. I hope my dream of becoming a doctor will be realized soon.

While brewing the medicine, Aunt Liu picked up the needle, thread and cloth beside her, thinking that while she was still alive, she should make her son an extra piece of clothing, otherwise, after he was gone, there would be no one to make clothes for him to wear.

Thinking of that situation, Aunt Liu couldn't help but shed tears.

Liu Xiwang returned at noon.

He was carrying food he had gotten from the cafeteria, including some meat.

This is the advantage of working in the cafeteria.

As soon as he returned, he smelled the medicine, and when he saw the medicine simmering on the stove, his eyes lit up with joy.

He rushed into the house, "Mom, did you go to see the doctor?"

As she finished stitching, Aunt Liu looked up and saw her son, her eyes filled with tenderness.

"Yes, your cousin said that Dr. Gu in the Traditional Chinese Medicine department is very skilled and talented. Maybe he can cure Mom's illness."

"Introduced by your cousin?" Liu Xiwang frowned upon hearing this.

But soon, upon hearing the words "Dr. Gu from the Traditional Chinese Medicine Department," he immediately realized what was going on.

"Dr. Gu, Dr. Gu is hello. I've heard of her. She's very talented and her medical skills are excellent. By the way, Mother, what does Dr. Gu say?"

While working in the cafeteria, Liu Xiwang also kept inquiring about doctors with excellent medical skills, intending to treat his mother.

Recently, the person he has been hearing most often is Dr. Gu Jianing from the Traditional Chinese Medicine department.

Everyone says that although she is young, her medical skills are really good.

They are truly skilled, especially when it comes to having children.

At that time, Liu Xiwang wondered if this Dr. Gu could cure tuberculosis.

But no matter what, we have to give it a try.

So he decided to find some time to persuade his mother to try treatment from Dr. Gu.

He was afraid his mother wouldn't agree.

After all, tuberculosis is almost impossible to cure.

It's already the limit that her mother has lived this long.

Therefore, her mother felt there was no hope and refused to see a doctor.

But Liu hoped to be a son.