Female Novel
Chapter 783 Forbidden Alchemy
Chapter 783 Forbidden Alchemy
Jane clenched her fists tightly, her lips pursed.
She never expected that both methods to save Vivian would be so dangerous. The first methodcould easily turn her into a vegetable, while the second was almost as bad as death.
As Vivian's mother, she didn't want her daughter to suffer such pain, but... Vivian had to undergosurgery.
Mr. Berger was already the most famous doctor in Z Country's royal family. If even he couldn't saveVivian, who else could?
Jane knew that Mr. Berger was now her daughter's only hope for survival.
She bit down on her lower lip and looked firmly at the kindly old man sitting across from them.
"Mr. Berger, you're a doctor and naturally will choose the best treatment plan for Vivian. I trust you."
"Even if..."
Jane squeezed the hand by her side with all of her strength before continuing, "Even if Vivian neverwakes up again, I won't blame you."
As a doctor, Mr. Berger certainly wanted to cure his patients; she wouldn't blame him for doingeverything he could to help Vivian recover.
But she would blame herself for not protecting Vivian better; if only she had kept an eye on hermore closely...
Thinking of this made Jane's eyes fill with tears.novelbin
Louis gently took hold of Jane's hand and comforted her. "Don't worry; everything will be fine withMr. Berger here."
Upon hearing this statement from Louis, Mr. Berger raised an eyebrow slightly in surprise - This guysure talks big! If he has what it takes, then why doesn't he come forward himself?
With this thought in mind, Mr. Berger glared at Louis before speaking up, "The time limit for treatingforbidden alchemy is only one week; three days have passed since then."
"If you're willing to take a gamble though," He continued, "I can try combining both methodstogether."
"Combining them?"
Louis furrowed his brows upon hearing this statement while looking at Mr. Berger skeptically- Howcan two completely unrelated methods be combined?
Mr. Berger noticed the puzzled expression on Louis' face and his expression darkened as hecontinued speaking in a low voice.
"Give Vivian anesthesia to put her into deep sleep, so that the impact of her congenital heartdisease will be significantly reduced."
"Vivian is only four years old now. If we were to perform a blood exchange, there's no guaranteethat the newly injected blood won't repel with her."
"Therefore, I think we can try replacing half of the blood, and the rest of the toxins will be sucked bypoisonous insects."
"After the poisonous insects have sucked up the toxins in Vivian's blood, I will then proceed to dealwith the them."
Jane understood it and knew that such treatment would minimize the risks.
But she also understood that the risks could not be avoided.
Jane gritted her teeth and asked bitterly. "What is the risk of this method then?"
Mr. Berger glanced at Jane and said, "Deep anesthesia may cause Vivian to become a retard, orlead to changes in her body hormones. All of this is possible."
Vivian is only four years old now, unlike adults who have a sound body system.
These risks are all possible, and there are many uncertain factors among them.
But this method happens to be the best way for a four-year-old girl, but he has no right to choose forthe little girl.
At this moment, Louis remained silent and gazed deeply at Jane sitting beside him.
After a while, Jane asked with difficulty, "Is the probability of Vivian surviving higher than the twomethods you mentioned before?"
"Yes," Mr. Berger spoke directly and without hesitation.
Although there is a high risk in implementing both methods together, the probability of survival mayalso increase accordingly.
And all of these are benefited from the development of modern medical technology.
If lucky enough, Vivian may not have any sequelae.
Mr. Berger sighed helplessly as he thought about it, knowing that the probability of there being noafter-effects was zero.
Not long after he finished speaking, Jane firmly replied, "Mr. Berger, as a mother, my greatest wishis for my child to live safely. Only by living can there be infinite possibilities."
Upon hearing this, Mr. Berger's eyes towards Jane held a new kind of admiration. This woman hadthought things through very thoroughly.
However, this also indirectly confirmed the greatness of Jane as a mother. After all, all motherssimply want their children to live.
After coming back to his senses, Mr. Berger said seriously, "Alright then, I understand."
After saying that much, he stood up and was about to leave the hospital room.
But just after he took two steps, Jane called out "Mr. Berger".
"Is there something else?" asked Mr. Berger in confusion without turning around.
The next second, Jane's nervous voice rang out behind him. "When are you planning on performingsurgery, Mr. Berger?"
"Starting at three o'clock in the afternoon," replied Mr. Berger before walking directly out of thehospital room and heading towards the doctor's conference room.
When he first arrived at this hospital, Louis arranged for all medical staff members here to meet withMr. Berger so that he could move around freely within it.
Not many people knew who Mr. Berger was; only two or three senior figures within this hospital hadheard of him before, and upon learning that it was indeed him, they immediately requested for an
opportunity to assist during Vivian's surgery.
For doctors who have dedicated themselves to the medical industry, nothing beats experiencesgained in surgery.
They were lucky enough to witness firsthand how skilled Mr. Berger truly was when performingsurgery himself.