Crazy Psychologist

"Look for anything hidden under the pillow or under the sheets?"

Muchun suggested.

"Isn't this good? We can't touch the elderly's things unless they allow it."

Fang Hong doesn't want to be troublesome. Grandma Tong is definitely a wealthy old man. Some well-off old people pay special attention to their personal belongings. If outsiders touch a peanut of theirs, they will clearly count it.

"For safety reasons, Nurse Fang can search for a while, maybe there will be important discoveries." Muchun put his hands in his pockets and said calmly.

Fang Hong was dubious, walked to Grandma Tong's bed, lifted up the quilt and put it on the bed again, turned around and glanced at Muchun, as if to say, "Nothing."

Muchun raised the corner of his mouth, signaling Fang Hong to continue searching.

Fang Hong picked up the pillow and shook it, turned around in surprise, and whispered to Muchun: "Come and see, is this the right one?"

Muchun took two steps forward, and a crushed painkiller box suddenly appeared under the pillow.

Fang Hong grabbed the pill box and opened it. Only empty holes were left, and all the pills inside were gone.

"How did you know?"

Muchun:.

"Go and look at Grandma Tong's bedside table."

Following Muchun's suggestion, Fang Hong opened the drawer, where 8 boxes of painkillers were neatly placed.

"This is?" Fang Hong was confused.

"It was only when I saw these medicines in the drawer that I guessed that Grandma Tong had probably taken painkillers, which caused her confusion."

"How could it be? Why do you speculate like this? Why would Grandma Tong do this?"

Fang Hong has worked in this nursing home for more than three years. When she first came to work here, she heard from the old caregivers that Grandma Tong was particularly difficult to take care of and she was simply the tyrant of the nursing home.

Fang Hong naturally understood the word Yiba as soon as he heard it.

Sure enough, no one could live in the same room as Grandma Tong, and within a month they would be so angry that they had to move out.

The design of rooms for two people in nursing homes is also to allow the elderly to take care of each other. Although there is a modern intelligent rescue system, there are also handrails and rescue buttons on the toilet and wall, which can be regarded as comprehensive protection.

The corridor outside the room is also monitored and protected, taking into account privacy and the safety of the elderly.

But no matter how thorough these aspects are, there are always eventualities.

For example, the elderly are most likely to fall. If they fall and have no way to ask for help, another elderly person in the room can help press the help bell, and the fallen elderly person can get help as soon as possible.

The mutual care between people is still more important than the care of machine systems.

But Grandma Tong doesn't need it. She can think of various ways to drive others away, and the nursing home is also helpless against Grandma Tong.

Why does such an old man who always makes others feel uncomfortable take so many painkillers?

Would such an old man be obsessed with committing suicide?

"What the hell is going on? Fortunately, Dr. Mu is here today, otherwise it would be..."

Fang Hong did not go to a good hospital and worked as a nurse in a nursing home because she was afraid of taking responsibility. If the doctor-patient relationship was not good, it would be possible to be injured by the patient. She heard that nurses in nursing homes were relatively free, so she found connections to come here. She lived in a nursing home. She didn't expect such an emergency to happen in a nursing home. If she was asked to do first aid or something, Fang Hong was afraid that she wouldn't be able to do it well.

Fortunately, Dr. Mu came on time every week after the New Year, and Grandma Tong chose a good time.

If the doctor hadn't been here today, she really didn't know what to do, and she wouldn't have been able to find out at all.

"But how did Dr. Muchun know that the old man had taken the medicine?"

"Hoard drugs." Muchun said.

"Hoarding. Drugs."

"Does Grandma Tong always suffer from back pain?" Mu Chun asked.

"Yes, she keeps complaining about back pain. Dr. Shen Zifeng used to come to help her with her back pain every week, but she always scolded Dr. Shen away, saying that just prescribe some painkillers and don't talk too much. Move around, don't lie down all the time. This is useless advice. Dr. Shen has a good temper. If I say this, he really won't be able to listen to these words.

But speaking of which, you doctors are all very patient, and so is Dr. Muchun. But..."

Muchun:? ? ?

Fang Hong usually seems pretty good, but why is he so weird at work? Or is it that nurses in nursing homes and nurses in hospitals are different after all, so her responsiveness and professional abilities are still worse than those in hospitals?

Grandma Tong’s bedside table is filled with painkillers prescribed by the hospital. There are 8 boxes of painkillers plus the two boxes she took today. There are 12 pills in one box. Grandma Tong should have taken 24 pills today.

It would take at least half a year to stock up on 10 boxes of painkillers.

When Mu Chun saw the 8 boxes of medicine, she was able to confirm that Grandma Tong did not take any painkillers at all on weekdays. She had put all these medicines away.

As for why he did this, Muchun didn't know yet.

There still seems to be some inconsistency in this matter.

Fang Hong also saw the weirdness in it and lowered his voice and asked Muchun, "Is this considered suicide?"

"This is considered a purposeful overdose of drugs. Only if it is considered suicide can you ask Grandma Tong herself to know."

"Ah? Doesn't this count?"

Fang Hong didn't quite understand.

"It depends on whether the old lady thinks that she will definitely die if she takes two boxes of painkillers."

Fang Hong clapped his hands and suddenly realized: "Yes, I don't know if you will die if you take painkillers, but I know that you may die if you overdose on any drug."

Muchun: It makes sense.

"Although we can't be sure whether Grandma Tong wants to commit suicide, one thing is relatively clear. Grandma Tong started hoarding painkillers in a planned way very early. This plan lasted for half a year. She must have had some purpose in doing so. of."

"Could it be that he deliberately prescribed the medicine and refused to take it?" Fang Hong also had his own opinion.

Some elderly people are very obedient to the doctor when they see a doctor, but after the doctor prescribes the medicine, the elderly person puts it aside and refuses to take it at all.

Grandma Liu on the second floor is like this. She obviously has severe diabetes and her right foot is ulcerated, but she still doesn't take her medicine well. Every time the doctor prescribes medicine, she finds that the old lady hasn't finished the medicine she took last week.

But she has a good temper. She never contradicted the doctor. She was always kind and gentle. She just refused to take medicine.

It’s okay not to take medicine, but she also secretly asks her children to bring her food from outside, such as pig paws, braised pork, hoof soup, and some white wine to drink when she’s in a good mood.

Those who didn't know thought the nursing home had given her special treatment.

A nursing home is a small place with many people and a small place, so there are a lot of things to talk about.

The old man is still like a child. Today this one is getting along with this one, they have the same love and affection as sisters. The next day, one of them is getting along with the other one.

Isn’t this just like a child?

In Fang Hong's opinion, it is normal for children to forget to take medicine or deliberately not take medicine.

Muchun said that Grandma Tong had planned not to take medicine and hid all the painkillers the doctor gave her.

If it is to take dozens of pills at once, there is no need to hoard so many. What is the reason?

Why did we start preparing for a plan that only requires two boxes more than half a year ago and wait until now to implement it?

Not only that, there is another question, maybe Grandma Tong’s back pain is not as serious as she said.

Muchun had not promised to prescribe painkillers to Grandma Tong for a month. He had been worried that the old man would hide the medicine on purpose.

But generally speaking, elderly people who have suicidal thoughts will hoard sleeping aids, while few people hoard painkillers.

Mu Chun didn't know these things clearly.

"How many children does Grandma Tong have?" Mu Chun asked.

"There are four children, Li Xiumei is the eldest daughter, and there are second and third daughters, but they never come to the nursing home. It is said that when the house was demolished, the old lady didn't understand how to divide the money. The second and third daughters each received 20 Wan, I agreed at that time that if I take 200,000, I won’t care about anything in the future.”

Mu Chun: This kind of thing is not uncommon. Since 20 years ago, demolition compensation fees have risen along with land prices in Huanhai, and many formerly harmonious families have become torn apart.

When it comes to money issues, family ties are sometimes as thin as a piece of white paper.

What Fang Hong said about not caring about anything probably refers to who gets the more money and who is responsible for taking care of the elderly. This kind of care should mean that the person who gets the more money is responsible for all the time from the time the money is distributed to the day the old man dies. Take care of the elderly.

Children who do not assume the responsibility of taking care of the elderly can selectively visit the elderly or choose not to interact with them.

There was no deep hatred before, just because someone got more money and someone got less money, the person who got less money could choose not to visit the old man again.

Therefore, there is a saying in Raohai that demolition will separate a family.

"Where is the younger son?" Muchun asked again.

"It's this little son. I heard that Grandma Tong's favorite is her youngest son, named Maodou. This little son is not young anymore. He rarely comes to the nursing home to see Grandma Tong. I still heard what the old Shen next door said about the little boy. The old lady was happy when her son came, but if he didn't come for a long time, the old lady would lose her temper in the nursing home, always thinking of ways to lose her temper."

"Why doesn't my younger son come? Do you know any special reason?"

"According to what Dr. Muchun means, does the old lady's incident today have something to do with edamame?"

The two of them were chatting as they walked to the second floor.

"Well, I discovered it before. Didn't you realize that Grandma Tong has a special liking for that intern doctor?"

"Eh? I didn't pay attention to this. Oh, I remembered that just now Dr. Yang called Grandma Tong - Mom!

Oh my god. "

"Well, the old man may miss his youngest son. Do you know how long it has been since he came to visit the old man in the nursing home?"

Fang Hong thought for a while and said, "You will treat everyone on the second floor later. I will go down and check the visitor records and I will find out."

After saying that, Fang Hong jumped in front of Mu Chun, helped Mu Chun turn on all the lights in the room, and moved the seats for Mu Chun.

The dean was not around for this matter today. If it hadn't been for Dr. Muchun's help, Fang Hong wouldn't have known how to explain it when the dean came back.

Fang Hong's attitude towards Muchun was also more attentive than usual.

Muchun was a little embarrassed.

Why are you so polite all of a sudden? Fang Hong, who usually sits on the first floor, is busy here and there today.

"Doctor Mu, the old people will be here soon. I'll go downstairs and double the records!"

Muchun nodded and started waiting to see the old man.

There are not so many people coming to see the doctor on weekdays, but today there were twice as many as usual.

Some old people do come to see doctors, and some just come to hear gossip.

What's more, some people came directly to ask Muchun on WeChat.

They are really old people of the new era.

"Grandma, your blood pressure is fine. Don't worry. You still can't sleep well recently?"

"I can't sleep well. If I had a child as good as Mu Chun, I would sleep well. You don't even know that I just don't worry."

"What are you worried about? How old is Dr. Muchun? I think you are quite thoughtful about being your son."

The two old ladies started fighting one after another, they really looked like children.

Muchun explained: "Grandma, your waist protector is a new one. I didn't even see you wearing it last time I came here. This waist protector is not cheap."

Grandma giggled a few times and became shy.

Another old man behind her pushed her shoulder and said, "Didn't your wife buy it for you? Oh, Dr. Muchun, don't listen to Grandma Liu's complaints. She can't sleep well because she has too many worries. Why is her son not being nice to her? Her son comes to see him three times a week. The unfilial one in my family only comes once a week. Every time he can't say a few words to me, he looks at his phone. This phone is his biological mother. .”

"Ah, my son is busy with work. The work pressure is quite high now." Muchun said with a smile.

"Look, Dr. Muchun is very good at talking."

When the old lady said this, the old people all laughed, "That's right. If Dr. Mu hadn't been here today, I don't know if Grandma Tong would have been able to survive it. She might have died in bed like this."

"That's right, Doctor Mu, you must come every week. You see, we are happy chatting with you."

Muchun:.

"Doctor Mu, old man, you have some bad health, right?"

"What she said is wrong. I see it is said on TV now that in the future, most people will live to be 80 years old. It is said that men retire at 70 years old. We should be healthy at our age, and we should not be a little bit tired. Sick."

The old people talked to each other, but there was no theme.

But in the past, when the elderly came to see a doctor on Thursday afternoon, they would just prescribe some conventional medicines or ask the doctor to check their blood pressure.

But now the elderly seem to have a lot to say.

"Dr. Mu, I can't sleep, should I take some sleeping pills? I don't want to take pills. Is there any other way?"

"Dr. Mu, I have a bad appetite and what I eat doesn't taste good. What should I do? I went to the hospital for a checkup last week and there was nothing wrong. My stomach and intestines are all fine, but why do I have no appetite for anything I eat?"

"Grandma, you want to go to a restaurant!" Mu Chun said, and the old people all laughed.

"Doctor Mu is right. This grandma is greedy and dislikes the poor food in the nursing home. What you said is absolutely correct. You really understand the thoughts of our elderly people."

"Doctor Mu, please come more."

"Give this orange to Dr. Mu."

Muchun:.

"No, no, grandma really doesn't need it."

"Whatever I want, you come and talk with us. It's more useful than seeing a doctor."