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    On Wednesday night, I received a call from my dad, saying that he had hung up an expert number for my mom and diagnosed the initial symptoms of Alzheimer''s disease. I was so anxious that I couldn''t sleep all night, so I booked a high-speed rail ticket to Beijing overnight.


    It’s too troublesome to see a doctor in Beijing. The MRI appointments made on Wednesday will not be done until 10 o’clock on Saturday night.


    During the period before I waited for the MRI, I took my mother to see other outpatient clinics in the Aerospace Hospital, but they all ran away in vain and no problems were found.


    After having an MRI on Saturday night, the doctor asked me to have an emergency, which scared me at that time.


    The previous doctor said that even if she was really sick, there would not be any major problems in the short term, but the doctor who was filming asked me to get an emergency immediately. I thought she had seen something, so I started thinking about it in the wrong place.


    As a result, after the emergency doctor finished reading, he said that it was just a mild cerebral infarction, which was not Alzheimer''s disease at all. As for whether there were any other symptoms, it was recommended to be hospitalized for a comprehensive examination, but the hospital does not have a bed yet, so let''s go back and wait first.


    My dad and I both breathed a sigh of relief after we found out. After all, we all made the worst plans. As long as it is not Alzheimer''s disease, other symptoms are acceptable. At most, we should only spend more money to see a doctor. It is better than Alzheimer''s disease.


    Since there are no beds in the hospital in Beijing, my dad and I are in a hurry to see my mother, so I took my mom back to my hometown the next day and prepared to have a check-up in the big hospital in my hometown.


    The diagnosis results of the hometown hospital are similar to those of Beijing. They are said to be not serious, but in addition to a mild cerebral infarction, a problem of carotid artery sclerosis was also found.


    I was still a little worried and asked the doctor if I wanted to be hospitalized for treatment, but the doctor said that this was not a serious illness and there was no need to be hospitalized at all. Just take medicine on time and rest for a period of time to cure the cerebral infarction.


    I was completely relieved after this, but my father was very angry and said that he had specially banned an expert number because he was afraid of misdiagnosis. As a result, the doctor who had a special name called the expert number regarded mild cerebral infarction as Alzheimer''s disease, which made our family worried for so many days.


    I was actually a little angry, spending money is second to me, mainly because I was scared so much during this period. I have never been scared like this when I grew up.


    I really thought my mother had Alzheimer''s disease, so I watched all the relevant video materials, prevention and care, but in the end I was scared myself, and I was so grateful and speechless in my heart.


    Now the problems have basically been solved, and I have also placed my mother in my hometown. Next, my mother has cultivated and restored her, and the author will return to work and resume and update.


    Originally, I was going to keep updating this month, but the author had no choice but to suddenly see such force majeure. I am really sorry.


    (This chapter ends)