Reborn in a small village in the 1990s

Chapter 97

At Old Zhao's house, there's no need to do any work, because this time Wang Guixiang wasn't faking illness; she really fainted.

Zhao Da'e knew this. Wang Guixiang had been arrogant and domineering all her life, and she had never been treated like this before. The problem was that she was scolded by her younger daughter-in-law, so she was so angry that she couldn't take it anymore.

After everyone entered the room, they found Wang Guixiang convulsing and foaming at the mouth, convulsing so badly she couldn't convulse any longer.

Zhao Da'e quickly said, "Grandpa, Grandpa, hurry up and take her to the hospital. I feel like my grandma is going to die."

Zhao Tingxu was also at a loss, so he asked Zhao Tiegang to carry the old lady on his back and headed straight for the village clinic.

This is an emergency, there's nothing we can do, even if there were an ambulance, it wouldn't be fast enough.

Zhao Tiegang ran incredibly fast, and in no time, he carried Wang Guixiang to the village clinic. The clinic had a doctor named Chen Shuyi.

Outsiders called him "Little Cripple" because Chen Shuyi had polio as a child, so one of his legs was shorter, causing him to walk with a limp. Chen Shuyi wasn't from this village; he was from Songjiadian to the north. Zhao Da'e didn't know exactly which village, but it was quite far away.

Chen Shuyi graduated from a vocational medical college and had some real skills, but due to health reasons, he couldn't get into a large hospital and was instead assigned to a village clinic. This was actually quite common back then; medical graduates didn't have easy job prospects, and many were assigned to township hospitals or village clinics.

In the 1990s, children needed to receive many vaccinations, which were administered at school, such as measles, smallpox, and hepatitis B vaccines. Most of these were done by village doctors.

In his past life, Zhao Da'e was particularly afraid of Little Cripple, constantly demanding vaccinations and injections. Back then, injections were small needles, not IV drips. IV drips weren't common then; it was usually just small needles. Most often, it was penicillin. First, an allergy test was done, then a sharp, piercing injection into the buttocks—that tingling sensation was unforgettable…

Overall, however, Zhao Da'e trusted Chen Shuyi's medical knowledge and skills. In her previous life, Chen Shuyi had indeed done many good deeds, and Zhao Da'e's assessment of his character was quite fair.

The clinic was very simple, consisting of just two rooms inside a large tile-roofed house in the village. There were two large tile-roofed houses in the village, one with five rooms and the other with four. The clinic occupied two rooms by itself, which shows how much importance the village attached to it.

These two rooms hadn't been painted white in years; they were pitch black and dark, with disinfection lamps constantly running. After Wang Guixiang was brought inside, Chen Shuyi was examining and weighing herbs. He hurriedly asked, "What happened to my aunt?"

Zhao Tiegang was so anxious that he stammered and couldn't explain clearly, while Zhao Tingxu glared angrily and was cursing outside.

Zhao Da'e sighed: Look at my grandpa, he didn't dare to curse just now, but now he's all high and mighty.

Zhao Da'e quickly said, "I'm so angry I can't catch my breath. I'm having a severe seizure. Do you have any nitroglycerin pills? Give my grandma a few, or she might just pass away today."

Chen Shuyi hurriedly went to find some nitroglycerin pills. Fortunately, the clinic had them. After getting them, Chen Shuyi pinched Wang Guixiang's mouth and made her put the pills under her tongue. Then Chen Shuyi said, "Big Goose, you pinch your grandma's mouth and don't let her close it. If she closes her mouth, she might bite her tongue, and then she won't be able to be saved."

"Mmm." Zhao Da'e hummed in response, then pinched Wang Guixiang's chin hard to prevent her from biting her tongue.