Book TRK
Chapter 1360 Customized Medication
Chapter 1360 Customized Medication
Janet paused in contemplation for a moment. then gave a wry smile and nodded, "Alright, I'll proceed with your treatment plan. Thank you for your help." Witnessing her daughter's faint desolation, Johanna felt a pang in her heart and continued to question the doctor, "Can you please give me a concrete answer? How long will this treatment take? And what are the prospects of pregnancy after the treatment?"
The doctor considered for a moment and replied, "It's difficult to provide an exact timeline. It primarily depends on the individual's response to treatment. It could be as brief as several months, but it could also span several years.”
Johanna sunk into her chair, rubbing her temples in despair. She murmured, "I can’t believe it could take this long..."
She looked at her daughter with a compassionate gaze and said, "If it proves unfeasible, we can choose to forego the treatment. Having a child isn't a life necessity, and I don't want you to endure so much."
Janet bit her lip and fell silent.
She understood Johanna's concerns and was apprehensive about the challenges ahead. However, she cherished the hope of having a child with Brandon and wasn't ready to abandon it due to the current complications.
She had witnessed the joy and strength in Laney’s demeanor after childbirth and the newfound maturity in Garrett upon becoming a father. More so, she had seen how a child had deepened their bond
during conflicts.
To her, a child wasn't merely a manifestation of love but also a bridge binding two lovers together.
Therefore, despite the looming hardships, she was resalved to attempt it.
Observing the determination in Janet's eyes, Johanna felt worried but was at a loss.
She was both heartbroken for Janet and compelled to respect her decision.
After a moment's hesitation, she conceded and said, "If you've made your decision, that's okay. I'll always support you.” Janet smiled, buoyed by her mother’s support, and said. “Thank you, Mom."
Johanna returned a rueful smile. "We're aging, and it's no longer our place to make decisions for you."
The doctor added with a smile, "Young people today certainly have their own perspectives."
He paused briefly and then shifted gears. “However, our hospital collaborates with a specialist in this field. If Miss-White is determined to. proceed with treatment and can i endurethe potential difficulties>we can iv te the expert to devised personalized t eatment fo Miss White. This will take into acount her specific condition and overall health, using custom medication to significantly enhance treatment outcomes.” Belongs to (N)ôvel/Drama.Org.
Both Johanna and Janet were encouraged bythe doctor's proposal. Yet-given that it involved her daughter's health, Johanna = => remained careful and inquired, ‘How p oficjent is the expert you're ©: collaborating with? Have there been any previous patients who's ve taken this customized medication? What were their outcomes? Are there any side effects?”
The doctor found himself taken aback by the flurry of questions. He pulled up the expert's details on his computer and addressed each query one by one,
"As evident here, this expert is highly esteemed in the field of infertility treatment. There have been numerous affluent women in Barnes diagnosed with similar issues who have sought treatment from this expert, and almost all have fully recovered and been blessed with children.”
Johanna scanned the expert's profile, adorned with numerous honors and awards, and felt somewhat reassured. Yet, having never heard of this customized medication, she was still a touch hesitant. "Why hasn't this medication come to my attention before?” she queried
The doctor nodded understanding’ and elaborated, "This medication is extremely costly, out of reach for most average households. Its oS primarilymarketed to the affluent demographic overseas and used by a scant few domestically. Thelevel ofaromo ion for this medieation is rsther ow, So it's understandable that you haven't come across it. I Suggested this option considering your family's financial capacity."
The more Johanna heard, the more appealing the option seemed. She turned towards Janet and asked. "What's your perspective on this?”