The DeMarcus Cousins ​​mentioned by Otis Hugli reminded Weisha of a story in the published book "Diary of Doctors' Abandoned Business" by his wife Elaine Trovis.

The content of that story is like this.

There is absolutely nothing wrong with the patient's CP (just a code name) - at least in physical condition.

Her blood test results were normal, a certain secretion test was normal, and there was no problem with hysteroscopy and laparoscopy. She said she had been suffering from pain in the pelvic area for a long time, but it did not appear to be caused by gynecological diseases (or any other disease). The hospital has tried countless treatments, but there was no sign of improvement at all.

But she still insisted that she had gynecological problems.

And, like every self-righteous patient, threatened: "I understand my body!"

She even knew which surgery she should undergo—required that the doctor would remove all the organs in her pelvis. Doctor T and his colleagues and bosses tirelessly explained to her that doing so would not be of any benefit to relieve her pain and was a major operation with a high risk that it would likely increase the pain if it caused pelvic adhesions.

But she still said that doing this was the only solution, "I have said it countless times!"

Apart from a complete removal, she did not accept any alternative treatment options.

So, she was discharged from the hospital and introduced her to the pain department to take medical treatment. The task of T was finally on T's head. Everyone thought she should take antidepressants as soon as possible. However, things didn't go smoothly. She kept throwing out unpleasant words at T, from "I'm a legal tax-paying citizen" to "You're still embarrassed to be a doctor", and also made a list of people she was preparing to complain, including the hospital director and the state's lawmakers.

T told her patiently: He sympathized with her situation, but now the department is in trouble. She asked T what basis was there for doing this, and T told her: Almost all the doctors in this department have been tossed by her, and everyone has the same view as him.

Ms. CP said unswervingly that she would either give her surgery or she would not leave.

T knew she wasn't kidding, so T compromised and made an appointment for her in the outpatient clinic a few weeks later. At that time, a colleague would take the unfortunate ticket and embark on this swaggering broken ship. I guess we would have to meet her in the next year.

People like CP will never give up until they waste outpatient resources and doctor energy.

Before T made an appointment with her for the outpatient clinic, he heard a scream, "Why don't you take me seriously?"

Then a box containing a discarded needle flew towards T's head. T screamed danger and avoided it quickly. At that moment, T felt his anus tighten into a small hole of 1 mm. The box hit the wall above the table, and a pile of hostile needles poured down around him. Fortunately, just like all the protagonists who fell down the valley would either be hung by the old crooked tree or have an adventure, and the needles would not hit him.

T was lucky enough to avoid the possibility of being infected with AIDS 12 times. A nurse came to check what was going on, and then ran away to call the security guard.

T successfully helped a patient discharge.

Why did he think of this story? Because according to Hugley's description, Cousins ​​is like the CP lady in this story.

She is not understood and desires to be understood. Once she finds that what she is working on doesn't get any results, she will go crazy.

Maybe the doctor should have tried harder to reason with her, just as they did with Cousins.

Perhaps in addition to reasoning, he would occasionally lose his temper and scare him, because there is no way to do it once and for all in life.

At the end of January, Wei Xia was once again selected as the 2011 All-Star Weekend as the starter of the Eastern Conference.

Cousins ​​and Hayward were easily selected for the Rookie Challenge.

In addition, Louis Williams plans to show off in the three-point competition.

In Philadelphia, which has been silent for a long time, someone can finally attract some insignificant attention.

Their rankings hovered back and forth between fifth and fourth in the East.

Its rival Orlando Magic has the league's number one center, but after a brief success in 2009, the Magic's management staged a classic summer cerebral palsy operation.

They let go of the team's brain and commander Tkoglu, and introduced Vince Carter, who had entered a downward period on the grounds that "we need someone to deal with players like Kobe."

The result is naturally visible.

Carter also has the offensive ability to average 20 points per game, but he is no longer a star player. In terms of scoring, he is not much better than Tekoglu, and he does not have the organizational ability of the former. He is so careless on the defensive end. The best thing is that his three-point shooting range is without blind spots, and he can be one of the shots in the Magic strategy.

But was the magic expended a lot of effort to introduce Carter to him?

From then on, magic enters a vicious cycle that is neither up nor down.

The 76ers' struggles come more from the inside.

On the surface, they are very glorious, with Wei Xia at the top outside, currently leading the scoring list, with Cousins ​​inside, and a newcomer like Hayward on the wing. They have rich inside reserves and seem to be a super potential force that can soar at any time.

But in history, a potential force with excellent talent can achieve the potential realization of one out of ten.

The most typical one is the pioneers in previous years.

In 2007, he won the No. 1 pick and won Oden, which seemed to be the last shortcoming of the team. After a few more years, he would occupy the top of the league by sweeping over the league.

What's the result?

It would be fine if Oden didn't get up. Being shot in the knee of the front center is an old tradition of the Trail Blazers. Brandon Roy, who is regarded as the core of the team building, was also defeated by injuries after signing the big contract.

Potential stocks just experienced the beauty of competition in the playoffs and then stopped.

If you take the Trail Blazers as an example, the 76ers will not look so reassuring.

Cousins ​​is a time bomb, and the white guy like Hayward has a high proportion of water drops on the wings. Why is Wei Xia abandoned by the Lakers? Is A joke about tearing ACL?

As for the others, it's even more ridiculous.

Sadison Young, in the NBA context, is synonymous with no silence.

Louis Williams, the only big father in the team, did not discuss it if he didn't kill him by playing him.

The so-called inside group, except for Cousins, none of them can become a climate.

From this point of view, the 76ers also have serious hidden dangers. They are currently struggling in the four or five places in the weak East, which is a manifestation of the hidden dangers.

At the end of January, the 76ers waited for the Chicago Bulls, the largest dark horse of the season, to rank first in the Eastern Conference.

Two days ago, the Bulls were at home against the Golden State Warriors, leading by 30 points. Roll Deng scored 26 points first, but Rose was the one who manipulated all of this: 10 of 17 shots, 22 points, 13 assists. What's more, the opponent's teammate Stephen Curry made 7 of 18 shots that night, and made 5 mistakes.

Ross' comment on the game: "I just want to push the rhythm up."

Compared to his sentence at the beginning of the season, "Everyone can become an MVP, why can't it be me?", he is much more modest.

Easy to say, but harder to do.

From the beginning, Ross bit Curry tightly. He used his height and physique to press the slender and clever Curry to curb his breathing; Bogans bit Monta Ellis tightly, the ice and fire double backcourt that the Warriors rely on was swept away by the strong wind in Chicago.

Ross runs out of control every time he holds the ball, with Roll Deng on the left and Noah on the right, and his combo jab hitting the Warriors' backcourt. In this game, he showed two other qualifications in addition to breaking through the score.

He blocked and snatched each in this game, and he forced Curry into the encirclement, causing him to get 4 blocks in the game. The Bulls only made 7 fouls in the game. Because of the periphery control of Ross and Bogans, the Warriors were led by the Bulls.

The secret to the rise of the bull is here.

They have a full-time pilot defender.

A solid inside lineup, strong wings, and impressive lineup depth.

Coupled with Tom Thibodeau's careful training, they became a real iron army.

When Siberdu was a defensive coach at the Celtics, he left two marks on the Celtics: defensive level and rushing.

At the Bulls, Siberdu still pushed the flexible inside to the front line: Noah, Gibson, and Asik took turns to fill out, rotated and pulled back to protect the rebound.

Ross became much more free: he had a backup defender behind him and more freedom to move. He could be a cruiser like Wade and exert his terrifying defense ability.

His influence penetrated every corner of the Bulls: his incredible athletic ability was used in every link, so Chicago's offense and defense were exposed at both ends. He put pressure on defense and led the counterattack, sweeping like a heavy truck driver, and black clouds swept through Noah, Deng, and Gibson were his wheels.

He may not be an outstanding half-time organizer, but he is already dangerous enough when everything goes into high-speed sports.

It was under his leadership that the Bulls emerged from the East in a mighty manner, overwhelming the Heat's three giants and achieving the league's first record.

Keeping this momentum, maybe Rose's pre-season declaration will become a fact.

Because, looking at the moment, no one can compete with him.

This is not the first time Wei Xia has come to the United Center.

Every time he went to Chicago to play, he would take a few more glances at the six championship flags above the United Center and the sacred No. 23.

He has never been a fan of Jordan, but Jordan and the Bulls are indelible marks for every post-80s generation.

"Visa, what are you looking at?"

In this team, only Cousins ​​will be called Weisha Visa.

Wei Xia didn't know where he learned it, and had no intention of correcting him.

Because he knew that the more he corrected Cousins, the more he could scream. Maybe one day he would turn back to "Wish" when he felt bored?

"Look at God." Wei Xia said lightly.
Chapter completed!