A woman regretted drinking paraquat in the wild and called 110. When 110 picked her up, she was in good condition and said she could ride to the hospital by bike, but her throat was just sore.
The doctor, with a serious look on his face, said nothing and took her back in the ambulance. Then he quickly notified the relevant departments to draw blood, do tests, do gastric lavage, and prepare for dialysis.
The girl was confused by the "low toxicity" sign on the bottle. She told her sister-in-law who came to visit her that she was just a little angry and wanted to scare her husband. As a result, she drank a bottle cap and it was too hard to drink. She felt nauseous and wanted to vomit, but she didn't vomit. After drinking, she wanted to go to the wild to relax, so she rode an electric bike all the way west to the wild. Street surveillance showed that she was relaxed all the way and even stopped to play with a stray cat.
It's hard for a clean official to judge family affairs. I don't know what happened. But this girl is not in a good state as long as her husband who works away from home comes home. She is either sleepy at work or staring out the window alone. Sometimes, her eyes are red. It is said that she fell in love with a married man. Her husband probably knew about it. After a long cold war and hot war, she went from guilt to confusion, and then from confusion to resentment. She wanted to divorce, but the other party did not leave. She wanted to live a good life, but the other party kept holding on to the past. She made a mistake, but that mistake has no shelf life and seems to be the reason for her husband to be angry forever.
One day after a quarrel, she went to the pesticide store to buy a bottle of paraquat. She didn't know much about this medicine at the time, so the scene at the beginning happened...
She thought she couldn't die. When she went to the hospital, she still felt that she was fine. She thought she could take some medicine home to take it. It was just a sore throat.
As a result, her throat hurt and she gradually had difficulty breathing.
The doctor's serious expression gave her a bad feeling. She asked the doctor if she was okay, but the doctor just said "don't worry and get treatment" and went on with his work.
Later, her condition got worse and worse. She had gastric lavage, dialysis, and infusion, but it still couldn't stop her from having more and more breathing difficulties, throat ulcers, and chest tightness. Until the day before her death, she still said that she would take her children on a trip when she got better.
Then she left.
Her story tells us that there is no turning back for some things, and there is no chance for you to regret.
