Still Wanna Escape After Stealing My Heart? novel Chapter 2787

However, Mila smiled. "Actually, 1 was really very lucky. I was too lucky. Because the reason the hospital that helped diagnose me was able to do so was that they had once encountered a patient with the same condition in the past. In the whole world, their hospital alone encountered two cases, which was truly a miracle."

"Did the other patient survive?" Minerva immediately asked.

Mila nodded. "She's still alive."

Minerva was curious. "How did she survive?"

Mila said, "Like me, that patient also got diagnosed when she was about to deliver her child. After she gave birth to her child. her condition made her especially cold. The hospital could not find an even better way to treat her, so they were only able to just keep doing whatever they could. They kept giving the woman, who had just given birth, highly nutritious foods to keep her alive every day, and then they let her get pregnant again. When she gave birth again, they used the child's cord blood to save the mother's life."

"Cord blood." Minerva was enlightened. "In fact, when there were no better ways, using cord blood should be the safest treatment."

Mila said like a person who had survived a great disaster, "It's not all kinds of cord blood that could be useful. It was just a coincidence for her. Also, it has something to do with her ethnic group as well. She was from an ethnic group who lived in the high mountains. The bodies of the entire ethnic group were better at enduring the cold. Their blood was colder by nature as well. Therefore, it was just a coincidence for her."

"You .you mean, you also used that child's cord blood?" Sabrina asked incredulously.

Mila also said emotionally, "At that time, all of the doctors had the mind to just give it a try and just do whatever they could. If they could save me, then that would be great. If they couldn’t, there was nothing else they could do either. Even if they were to send me back home, we had never had any such cases in our country, so there was nothing we could do as well, so why not just give it a try? However, unexpectedly, after I had a bone marrow transplantation, my body actually miraculously recovered..."

There was a pause before Mila smiled and looked at Sabrina and Minerva. "So, Sabrina, if my life was actually going in my usual trajectory, I would have enjoyed endless sweetness as Missus Shaw. My parents loved me, my in-laws loved me, and my husband loved me even more. I would have been living a life as a rich wife in high society, and I would have a pair of twins.However, I may only be able to live two more days at best after I had given birth to my children, and I would have died. Even if I was able to live another two more years, I would have to rely on all sorts of medication. Without the medication, I might not have even lasted for a week after I delivered my children. However, I'm still alive now. I could at least live twenty or thirty more years. That way, my children would be all grown-up. I feel that if God let me choose between living a happy but short life and a miserable life, but I could watch my children grow up and take care of my parents for thirty more years, I would choose the latter. I'm not an idealist. I'm not that proud either. I'm simply thinking that a live dog is better off than a dead lion. I'm thinking that even if I had to be a beggar my whole life, as long as I could watch my children grow up and take a few more glances at my parents, then I wouldn’t want to die. I feel that this matter is actually a blessing I received from God. I have had this condition since I was born. Originally, I couldn't be cured. However, I'm now cured. It’s just that I suffered a little. Actually, I . have earned a great deal."

Both Sabrina and Minerva were stunned by what they had heard. They were unable to say anything for a very long while.

Sabrina, in particular, was stunned for a long while, and then she suddenly hugged Mila, burst out crying, and said, "It turns out ...it turns out that this was what happened. It turns out that everything was fated..."