The article is from the public number: Guyu Lab-Tencent News (ID: guyulab) , author: Yu Tingting.
Because of a drug for AIDSIn the treatment plan, with the help of social networks, a group of AIDS patients from all over the country donated medicines for free in two or three days. In Wuhan, more than 100 patients and volunteers participated. Their identities include urban vlog bloggers, university teachers, doctors, and ordinary citizens. This is the story of a group of people helping another group in a special period. The weak understand and help the weak.
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The drug was donated by a group of AIDS patients, and the spider was responsible for delivering it to people with new crown pneumonia infection. He was sitting in the car, wearing a mask, and holding a box of clitoris in his right hand, an anti-HIV drug, and called the phone.
“Oh, great. My dad has been isolated since the beginning of the first month …” On the other side of the phone, the 30-something lady was surprised, and then couldn’t help crying.
She works in a university in Wuhan, earns a lot of income, and belongs to the standard middle class. The sudden illness made her life start to get out of control. Due to tight hospital beds, her father was unable to be diagnosed and admitted for a time after he became ill. After seeing Weibo on the Internet about donating Kelizhi, she started asking for help.
“Don’t worry, I will send you over now,” said the spider.
It was February 1st, and he arrived at her residence. A new residential area with fitness equipment in the center garden. Facilities are well maintained, but empty. The spider placed Kelizhi on the orange slide, then called her and told no one around her.
Personal contact is now a risky business.
Later, a lady with a grim face appeared. She climbed up the slide, took the medicine, and trot away. The spider recorded the scene behind a osmanthus tree.
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“No money for medicine. Donate only.” “I’m not trying to attract patients to sell medicine.” Every 10 minutes, the squirrel repeats, “It is also legal and compliant to donate medicine between patients.” ” We just want to do something. “
The squirrel’s friend, Chunyu, was one of the earliest people to donate Kelizhi and assisted the squirrel to follow up the logistics information. He lives in Hebei and is also HIV-infected. At the end of 2017, he met squirrels by borrowing medicine.
On New Year’s Eve, after learning that the major hospitals in Wuhan were short of supplies, Chunyu found a friend who opened a hardware store in Hebei, pulled out 2,000 KN90 masks from the warehouse, and sent them to a hospital in Wuhan via SF.
Patients sympathize with patients-this is their original intention to participate in Wuhan rescue. Whether it is the torture of the disease itself or the patients in Wuhan, it is easy for them to understand without translation.
Squirrels say that among HIV-infected people, some are labelled because of the disease and live a life of isolation and trembling. But in Wuhan, change is happening because of this rescue. Some barriers gradually disintegrated, and the weak and the weak began to understand and help each other.
Two Xueyi netizens contacted Squirrel from Weibo to join his review team. “They are not HIV-infected. We will no longer discuss whether you are HIV-infected.” Squirrel said. The donated medicines are no longer all from HIV-infected people, and some ordinary people who can buy medicines overseas are also donating medicines to him.
On February 1st, a family member of a patient who received a donation from Kelizhi became a “guardian” for HIV-infected people in Wuhan. The squirrel divided all the anti-HIV drugs in his hand into 26 parts and courier them to him. Patients who have a crisis of drug withdrawal in Wuhan can find him.
Patient and doctor encourage each other together
The change in the epidemic also affects international logistics. It is still unknown whether the medicines purchased in India will arrive safely. His Weibo signature has been changed to “There is no Climax at present, please forgive me.” The anti-epidemic situation is still deadlocked. New treatments are being tried, and it is still unknown whether Kelizhi will be removed. Squirrel believes that once the health and health committee no longer considers Climax as a recommended drug, they will stop donating immediately. To this day, he is still unsure whether Kelizhi is effective. But he received feedback from some patients claiming that he no longer had a fever after taking the medicine.
The two parallel worlds begin to interact. They all know that such days will eventually pass. “Brother, remember me on the phone. (in) Tell me about any difficulties in Wuhan. Thank you.” 10th February 7 Point, the spider received a text message from the patient after delivering the last medicine of the day.
“Hey, what is (AIDS) ? It’s not a problem for me,” Spider said. This travel enthusiast has a footprint as far as Nigeria and Madagascar. “After going to many places and seeing the lives of many people, you will find that there is no difference between people. Truth, goodness, beauty and ugliness are connected.”
On the evening of February 11, the spider posted a Weibo: “Never forget what happened in Wuhan in 2020.” At about 3 am, the squirrel saw it and liked it.
After returning home after the medicine was delivered, it was dark, but the second batch of medicine had arrived. There are three people who need to be particularly anxious. He decided to go out again. One of them was the husband of a doctor who took care of the patient and became infected. Spider met him at the door of a designated hospital. He passed the medicine out of the car window, and the other reached out from the car to catch it.
In this text, squirrels, spiders, and spring rain are aliases. Some pictures were provided by the interviewees, and some were screenshots of the videos from spiders.
The article is from the public number: Guyu Laboratory – Tencent News (ID: guyulab) , Author: Yu Tingting