The Great Doctor Girl

Looking at these eight characters, the signs of depression are obvious at a glance.

The day stem is Wu Earth, and the month and hour stems are all Wood. There is no seal to help the body and control the killing. It is like a trapped beast, like a lush forest, ruthlessly suppressing Wu Earth, which can be said to be isolated and helpless.

You know, wood represents education and learning. Judging from her eight characters, this girl should be outstanding in her studies. Owning three schools should be a clear symbol of excellence.

Back then, this girl was a shining star on campus. She was both virtuous and academically excellent, and was a role model admired by everyone.

Both her parents were her guides in learning, and they cultivated her wholeheartedly and devotedly. The whole family hoped that she could be admitted to a top junior high school.

At that time, she was like a beautiful blooming flower, full of vitality and energy, so tough and outstanding!

However, as the physical and mental pressure increased, fate played a cruel joke on her.

The disease is like a wolf in the dark night, attacking quietly and becoming more and more rampant.

In order to give her a glimmer of hope, her parents took her to prosperous metropolises such as Tianjin and Shanghai.

They tried the most advanced treatment devices and visited countless top Western medicine experts.

However, when she did not take the medicine, the girl was like a demon possessed, becoming manic and out of control, and even beating her mother who had raised her with great difficulty; and although the control of the medicine could calm her down, it also made her dull and sluggish, as if her soul had been pulled out of her body.

In this way, during the long six years, countless flames of hope were ignited, but then ruthlessly extinguished.

The illness was like a heavy shackle, increasingly imprisoning the life of this beautiful girl.

Sometimes when his illness flared up, he would beat and scold his parents, and at one point the doctor asked him to be sent to a mental hospital.

The human body is a set of mysterious codes, and everyone has the instinct to control the codes of their own lives.

But for her who is currently mentally ill, concentrating her thoughts and thinking independently is simply a fantasy, let alone ordinary things like going to school and studying.

How can this life-saving digital data be delivered to the depths of her confused mind?

I ran through all the possible treatment options in my mind.

Considering the tremendous mental stress she had endured for a long time and the treatment plans she had used, I decided to use music. Only this smart and beautiful art can perhaps become the sharp sword to break through the dark cage!

Therefore, I drew wisdom from the Yellow Emperor's Classic of Internal Medicine, which states that "human beings have five internal organs, and sounds have five tones. Diseases of different internal organs are treated with different musical tunes." From this, I innovatively developed a digital music therapy with a unique Chinese flavor.

According to the girl's specific condition, I carefully selected music with different emotions as affectionate accompaniment, and the numbers containing infinite hope were given to her parents to recite with love.

This is not just a simple transmission of sound, it is the passionate and affectionate call of family affection, the surging torrent of love that reaches the other side of the soul directly.

I prescribed a good prescription for the girl, telling her to choose the beautiful and plaintive Yunnan Hulusi music "Purple Bamboo Tune" as a warm accompaniment for the soul, and record it on her mobile phone to listen to it repeatedly.

The heart belongs to fire, in sound it is Zheng, in will it is joy.

This girl's horoscope is dominated by wood, and she needs fire to overcome the barrier and give birth to the earth day stem.

As long as you persevere, your condition will naturally improve over time.

"Let her go back and listen to it repeatedly." I reminded her again and again.

Xinxin's parents looked at me with doubtful eyes, as if to say, "Will this work?"

"Uncle and aunt, don't worry, just follow my method and keep listening, it will definitely work." I looked firm and said in a resolute tone,

"This is my phone number. You can contact me at any time if you have any questions."

I also instructed them: "You must keep reading that set of numbers to your children. The more the better."

Xin Xin's parents replied to me seriously: "Of course"

At the same time, after Huang Junze finished dealing with a bunch of complicated affairs in the company, he endured the extreme discomfort of his body and hurried to the hospital to accompany Su Jingyan.

The moment he gently pushed open the door of the ward and walked in, Su Jingyan's eyes, which were originally full of expectation, suddenly flashed with a trace of imperceptible disgust.

"Junze, why did you come here dressed like this?" Su Jingyan frowned slightly, with obvious dissatisfaction in her tone.

Huang Junze was slightly stunned, and subconsciously looked down at the cheap clothes he was wearing, with a bitter smile on his face: "Jingyan, there are too many things going on in the company recently, and I haven't had time to change."

Su Jingyan curled her lips and said no more, but she was secretly muttering in her heart: How could Huang Junze, who was once so powerful and influential in the business world, become so miserable now?

"Jingyan, how have you been recently? Are you feeling better?" Huang Junze asked her with concern.

"Oh... I'm better now. Now it's just a matter of waiting!" Su Jingyan said sadly with tears about to fall.

"Don't think like that. I believe you will get better." Huang Junze comforted her patiently.

however,

At the end of the corridor outside the ward, Su Jingyan secretly called a mysterious person as soon as Huang Junze left.

"Hey, what's the situation over there? How far have we come in our plan?" Su Jingyan lowered her voice, looking as nervous as a frightened bird.

A man's deep, slightly commanding voice came from the other end of the line: "Don't worry, everything is proceeding steadily as planned. You just need to find a way to delay Huang Junze and prevent him from having too much contact with Luo Shu. When his energy is at its weakest, we can seize the opportunity to enter and succeed in one fell swoop. You continue to stabilize him and try to find the right time. There's no rush."

Su Jingyan took a deep breath, tried to calm herself down, and then hung up the phone.

She adjusted her facial expression, as if putting on a mask, and returned to the ward, continuing to play the gentle and considerate role.

And I was waiting at home for Huang Junze to come back, but I waited until late at night and still didn't see him.

Although he seems to favor Su Jingyan recently, he goes home every day no matter how late it is.

I always firmly believe that even though he doesn't love me, he will not cheat on me during the marriage. He is just deceived by Su Jingyan's disguise.

What is Su Jingyan’s purpose?

I still can't figure it out.

I lay in bed, tossing and turning, unable to fall asleep.

On May 5, I wrote in my diary:

“I myself haven’t seen Huang Junze for several days.

Every day, one of us goes out early and the other comes back late. We live under the same roof but always miss each other perfectly.

Everything was originally going in a good direction, but Su Jingyan's indestructible wall separated us.

How is his health these days?

Are you sick? Do you need my help?

But I don’t know where to start. Will my enthusiasm disgust him?

His concern for Su Jingyan seems to surpass everything else he does for me. I am now a nobody, which makes me feel a little lost and bitter...

The next morning, when the first ray of sunlight shone into the room, I woke up from my sleep, but found that Huang Junze still had not come back.

I got up silently, made breakfast, and then went to the clinic with a heavy heart.

In the clinic, Xin Xin's parents brought her in for a follow-up visit early.

Since their home is far away from Ancheng, they discussed yesterday and decided to stay here for a few days to see whether the prescription I gave them is effective.

"Doctor, following your method, the child seems to have really improved today. She slept much better last night."

Xin Xin's parents nodded with a long-lost heartfelt expression on their faces. It was so difficult for her to just nod.

I asked Xinxin some more details, such as her mood and feelings. Seeing that she accepted the treatment plan from the bottom of her heart, I couldn't help but feel a little relieved.

If the patient believes that I can cure the disease, then the disease is half cured.

"Keep going, and things will definitely get better." I was very sure that this method was right for them, and I encouraged them with confidence.

All diseases originate from breath and are cured by sound.

This sentence comes from "Huangdi Neijing", which means that many diseases are caused by problems with the qi of the internal organs and the human body's emotions.

Many diseases can be slowly cured through music therapy.

From the perspective of traditional Chinese medicine, music is not only an art form for expressing and channeling emotions, but also a means of treatment.

Music can regulate the flow of Qi and promote recovery from illness.

Modern medicine also believes that listening to music helps the vibration of sound waves, which has a certain effect on adjusting people's breathing, heart rate, and gastrointestinal motility, especially inducing hormonal balance in the human body.

Cheerful music can induce the production of adrenaline, which is helpful for regulating mood and treating diseases.

Given Xinxin's situation, we should understand and observe the child more.

In the face of good health, academic performance is not worth mentioning at all.

I have witnessed all kinds of patients, and combined with my own life experiences, I have a clear understanding of all this.

Everything in the world has its destiny, and the key lies in the balance of yin and yang. Excessive pursuit often leads to energy imbalance, which in turn causes various problems.

In today's society, there are countless children like Xin Xin.

Therefore, I would like to advise all mothers in the world not to place too much emphasis on their children’s academic performance. There are many paths in life, and physical and mental health should be put first.