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Hello大家好 00:07
我是柱子哥 00:08
我是一个在互联网上 00:14
真实完整记录自己生活的普通人 00:16
我有句口头禅叫 00:19
一分钟 00:21
每次我自己迟到的时候 00:22
我都会先发制人地跟别人讲说 00:25
一分钟 塞车 00:27
或者是每次客户开那种电话会议 00:29
他提了一个我不知道怎么回答的问题 00:32
我就马上把自己mute掉 00:34
我说 一分钟 00:35
还有的时候我不喜欢接别人的电话 00:36
我就会把电话摁掉说 00:39
稍等我一分钟 00:40
但是我永远都不会再回 00:41
因为28岁之前的我 00:43
是一个把自己的时间视为一种资产 00:45
一种资源 00:49
一定要进行高效管理和调配的东西 00:49
我是不允许任何人浪费我的时间的 00:52
作为一个东亚卷王 00:56
作为一个时间管理大师 00:58
好像我对时间的这种认识 01:00
就突然在2018年 01:03
我28岁那一年 01:05
突然地打破了 01:06
我在10月的一个上班的早上 01:09
在我去赶8点半 01:11
从南京东路到陆家嘴那个地铁上 01:13
突然就接到医院的电话 01:16
跟我讲我确诊了癌症 01:19
让我立即去住院 01:21
于是我就在那个工作日的早上 01:23
在2018年10月18号 01:25
确诊了一种晚期的血液肿瘤 01:28
而且发现即晚期 01:31
侵犯骨髓 01:33
无法治愈 01:34
在那个瞬间 01:36
我感觉 01:37
我不用去抢着打9点钟最后一分钟的卡了 01:40
因为我的时间直接被对折了 01:44
我才28岁呀 01:46
走在医院里面 01:49
那个中山医院非常非常长的一个走廊 01:51
我好像产生了一种幻觉 01:55
这种幻觉却被我眼前的报告变成了真相 01:59
大家可以看一下我这个报告 02:03
这个检查叫PET-CT 02:05
PET-CT之下 02:07
它可以看出来你全身肿瘤的分布 02:08
黑色的部分就是我肿瘤的分布 02:10
可见我当时发现的时候有多晚 02:13
有胸腔积液 02:16
腹腔积液 02:17
盆腔积液 02:18
肿瘤浸润了我所有的脏器 02:19
甚至包括心脏 02:21
淋巴瘤是一种很特别的血液肿瘤 02:23
因为人的全身有800个淋巴结 02:25
可以说血液流到哪里 02:28
癌症就可以发展到哪里 02:30
走在中山医院那个走廊 02:33
那是一个周一的下午 02:35
理论上任何一个正常的公司 02:38
好像那个下午都应该在开会 02:41
而我只是在走廊里面闲逛 等待 02:43
那个时候我感觉它像一个时间的黑洞 02:47
它突然让我产生了对时间不同的认识 02:50
对时间的认识好像被分化成了三种维度 02:53
第一个时间就是医学时间 02:57
医学时间是医生跟我说的时间 02:59
他会分析我的病情 03:02
给我定了治疗的方案 03:03
他会说基于你现在的病情 03:05
你采取什么什么的方案 03:08
你也许可以争取到一个多长的PFS 03:09
也就是无进展生存期 03:13
如果你执行下去 03:16
也许你有多大的概率能活到5年生存期 03:17
第二个时间维度就是社会时间 03:21
想必大家都很了解这种社会时钟的感觉 03:25
比如说我现在35岁了 03:27
好像在社会上应该有某个锚定的位置 03:29
是属于我的 03:31
一个35岁的人 03:33
他应该有房有车有个小孩 03:34
甚至他应该是一个中小企业的中层 03:36
不被大厂优化 03:38
过了35岁我的简历都不会被HR看到一眼 03:39
第三个新产生的时间维度就是主观时间 03:44
我在医院里面居然生出了这种主观时间的感觉 03:48
主观时间就是你在此时此刻此地 03:52
你对时间的感受 03:56
这时间是长是短 03:58
是快是慢 04:00
是好是坏 04:01
是流逝还是停滞 04:03
带着这种时间的困惑 04:06
我发现随着治疗的开始 04:08
我没办法计划自己的时间了 04:11
因为确诊得太晚了 04:14
我不知道自己要治疗多久 04:16
能不能治好 04:18
治好了多久会复发 04:19
复发了又能活多久 04:20
一切一切都脱轨了 04:22
没有任何事情可以被计划 04:24
与此同时我也彻底掉离了主流序列 04:27
那种对时间失控的感觉就像是一个溜冰场上 04:30
我身边所有的人 04:34
所有的同事同学 04:36
大家就在这个溜冰场上 04:37
一圈一圈地溜冰 04:39
而只有我一直摔倒 04:41
一直原地摔倒 04:43
站不起来 04:44
脱离了主流序列的困惑 04:46
我开始上网检索 04:48
我特别想知道 04:49
别人像我这个情况是咋过的 04:51
别人得了癌症 04:54
日常的生活都是怎么过的 04:55
比如说他们怎么治的 04:57
比如说他们在治疗的过程当中 04:59
经历了哪些身心的痛苦 05:01
比如说治好的病人后来去干吗了 05:03
去哪儿了 05:06
他们人生因为生病这件事情有影响吗 05:07
比如说那些治不好的病人 05:10
为什么治不好 05:12
后来又遭了什么罪 05:13
以及如果真的真的很不幸 05:15
不治之症 05:18
无法治疗 05:19
没有任何改善的可能性走向死亡 05:19
那走向死亡的过程花了多久 05:22
又遇到什么困难呢 05:24
在2018那个时间节点 05:26
我发现我上网检索到的都是 05:28
节点性的关于癌症的概念 05:31
只有三个节点 05:34
第一个节点是你听说谁谁谁得癌症了 05:35
第二个节点你听说哪个名人 05:39
癌症抗癌治愈成功 05:42
第三个节点就是你突然看到一纸讣(fu)告 05:44
谁谁谁死于癌症 05:48
因病医治无效过世 05:50
这中间是没有过程的 05:52
所以当时在经历这个抗癌过程的我心想 05:54
那既然没有人写 06:00
我来记录一下吧 06:01
反正我正在经历这件事情啊 06:03
反正在医院待着闲着也没事儿 06:05
当时28岁的我 06:08
在完成了第一次的化疗之后 06:10
非常不舒服 06:13
回到家里辗转反侧 06:14
然后我就开始思考了非常终极的问题 06:16
这两个终极的问题就是 06:18
普通人得了癌症之后 06:20
还能不能再活出璀璨人生 06:22
人生还剩下什么可能性 06:24
第二个终极的问题就是 06:26
如果晚期癌症它治不好 06:28
那我只能痛苦地等死吗 06:30
我怀着这两个终极的探究 06:33
开始了我的记录之旅 06:36
于是我就在第一次化疗之后写了一篇文章 06:37
叫《魔都28岁金融女思维导图自救指南》 06:40
这篇文章大家对我这个也不能说好评如潮吧 06:44
大家都说我是一个PPT写傻了的小白领 06:48
我确实是 06:50
在28岁生病之前我确实是全公司最喜欢画PPT 06:52
最喜欢做表格 06:55
最喜欢画思维导图的那个人 06:56
于是我就把自己确诊的经历 06:58
写成了1万字的一个长文 07:00
这个万字长文里 07:02
非常事无巨细地 07:03
从感受到事实 07:05
记录了我这一程 07:07
甚至我还画了一个 07:08
有140项的一个大思维导图 07:09
就像规划自己的项目一样 07:12
不仅有非常纲领性的部分 07:15
写了总体的原则一二三四 07:16
还有刚性的部分 07:19
柔性的部分 07:20
还有具体的to do 07:21
就责任到人 07:22
连文件名称都有 07:23
这篇文章当时在2018年 07:25
变成了全网千万级阅读量的爆文 07:28
此前我那个公众号只有9个人关注 07:31
我也从来没有想到 07:33
自己作为柱子哥这么小众的网名 07:35
会变成一个抗癌博主 07:37
随着这篇文章饱受关注 07:38
然后我好像觉得 07:40
我是不是真的可以按照这个指南往下走 07:42
就是真的按照我自己规划和计划的这样 07:45
把癌症作为一个可以被解决的问题 07:48
可以被定义的事项 07:51
以及可以被周全规划和执行的项目 07:52
于是我就真的去做了 07:56
边治疗边写文章 07:58
由于我在医院待的时间实在是太长了 08:00
随随便便等一个检查六七个小时 08:04
等一个专家门诊六七个小时 08:06
等医生查房一天七八个小时 08:08
实在是没事干 08:11
于是我就变成了医院的人间观察家 08:12
我观察到很多拎着县城的CT片子 08:15
来医院看专家的小城病人 08:18
他们其实对大医院完全不熟悉 08:21
上海的三甲医院对他们来说太复杂了 08:23
我还观察到那些从小城市过来 08:27
也不舍得住在医院周边 08:31
并不能完好地安排自己看病的行程的病人 08:32
我还观察到很多人不了解异地医保怎么备案 08:36
怎么最大化地去优化和利用自己手里的钱 08:40
于是根据我的这些观察 08:43
我开始写一些所谓的知识型抗癌的经验分享 08:45
他们被我称之为指南和攻略 08:50
可能很多人都看过 08:52
我写过基本上都是万字长文起步的 08:53
《普通人如何对抗大病经济毒性》 08:56
《小城癌症病人抗癌自救攻略》 08:58
和《如何更高效地向医生提问》 09:00
再后来我在血液科住的时间长了 09:04
我们血液科的病人其实一半都是老年人 09:07
这部分老年人他其实大多数人 09:10
是不清楚自己得了什么疾病的 09:12
也没有办法很好地跟医生沟通 09:14
子女也不会跟他聊得太深 09:16
他们又不会上网 09:18
所以他们其实是没有地方去倾诉和讲述 09:20
自己的需求和感受的 09:23
于是就有了我这个体察衰老的系列 09:25
我在医院和我的很多老年病友变成了朋友 09:28
后来我又去读了一个老年护理的大专 09:30
专门去了解去观察去记录 09:33
这部分老年病人的需求 09:35
就当这样我写了两个公众号 09:38
不停地输出硬核科普 09:40
然后看起来确实 09:42
也继续在做题做PPT的过程当中 09:43
我发现 09:45
我每一篇硬核的知识文章背后 09:46
其实是几百条癌症病人 09:49
和他们家属的人生故事 09:52
他们来我这里根本不是来寻求知识和经验的 09:56
他们是来讲述他们自己 10:00
人生在经历的真实的困境 10:02
和他们真实处境下 10:04
无法对任何外人倾诉的问题 10:05
他们觉得我是可以理解的 10:10
于是我竟然变成了一个人形树洞 10:12
我淋巴瘤的治疗其实很不顺利 10:16
第一次治疗三个月就复发了 10:19
因为我得了一个最容易复发的类型 10:21
这个分型它就持续复发 持续治疗 10:25
于是我有两年的时间 10:28
结结实实地在医院 10:29
治疗了两年 10:31
这两年好像随着我做一些具体的事情 10:33
主观感受上好了一点 10:36
比如说我每次去医院等得 10:38
实在是特别难受的时候 10:39
我在想我不是来看病的 10:41
我不是被动等在这里的 10:44
我是女作家 10:45
我是来取材的 10:47
我是来采风的 10:48
我是来观察和记录的 10:49
我是为了写东西的 10:51
就这样给我一种主动感 10:53
后来我的文章越写越多 10:56
两年我还出了本书 10:58
就在我住了两年的医院开了我的新书发布会 10:59
然后这些照片我特别开心 11:02
我都记了下来 11:04
我觉得这样一回头看我记忆锚点也太多了 11:05
我每次出门去验血我都搭配一身新的衣服 11:09
然后做了一个OOTD博主 11:12
当时我面临的那种死亡焦虑好像 11:15
就是我不知道活下去会怎么样 11:18
也不知道死了会怎么样 11:20
都是问题 11:22
那就只能自己去探索 11:23
去探索接下来会怎么样 11:25
通过这些非常小的行动 11:27
我感觉自己过得还蛮充实的 11:30
同时我觉得我的身体也见证了我这两年 11:32
我在生病之前其实是一个非常高瘦的 11:36
陆家嘴白骨精形象 11:41
长发及腰 11:42
大波浪 11:43
两年之后 11:44
我就因为化疗太多次 11:45
治疗太多次 11:47
身上千疮百孔 11:48
光头了4次 11:49
就是在容颜大改之后变成了现在的模样 11:51
总结我那两年的时间 11:57
我当时的心理就是我好害怕虚度时间 11:59
我没去上班 12:03
你看别人都在进步 12:04
那我 12:06
我这两年我过了什么呢 12:06
我就想我的每一分钟我都要有获得感 12:08
我要进步 12:11
我的手机每天都会弹出来一条消息叫 12:12
每一天都要有效积累 12:15
于是我真的好像获得了两年 12:17
特别充实特别有意义的时间 12:20
但是我的肿瘤是治不好的 12:23
只会一直复发 12:26
在结束了两年的治疗之后 12:27
我知道 12:29
我不知道它什么时候会复发 12:30
以及下一次复发的发生的时间 12:32
之后我还能不能救回来 12:33
我还能活多久 12:35
我要终生与这种不确定性共处 12:36
那我是等在原地吗 12:40
我跑去问我的主治医生 12:42
我说我知道我治不好 12:43
那我还能做什么能够去推迟它的发生 12:45
然后我主治医生说 12:50
其实对你来说最好的保养就是不要上班 12:52
你就好好地养着 12:55
你在家养着 12:56
你不要有任何的压力 12:57
身体就会好一点 13:00
癌症就会像弹簧一样 13:01
你把它按在那压着它就不会反弹 13:02
可是我不是这个性格 13:06
我觉得我已经治疗了两年太辛苦了 13:08
我迫不及待地想要自由 13:11
我也确实去寻找自由了 13:14
然而因为前面两年过于充实的 13:16
抗癌博主的生活 13:18
在抗癌这个领域变成了一个头部博主 13:20
太知名了 13:22
以至于我不得不离开我曾经工作的一级市场 13:23
我开始新生活的方式是背井离乡 13:26
换了个国家 13:30
换了个行业 13:31
换了个花名 13:32
换了个新身份 13:33
换了个新工种 13:34
重新开始 13:36
我去国外工作了 13:37
朋友们 海外工作真的太快乐了 13:39
就是与前面两年的时间相比 13:41
那就是人一到东南亚 13:43
快乐得要命 13:45
为什么呢 13:46
因为东南亚是热带国家 13:47
然后它没有四季 13:48
没有四季就会让我觉得 13:50
好像我对时间的流逝已经茫然不觉了 13:53
然后每天又天气热 13:56
我是一个来自于东北的小孩 13:57
所以我到热带国家之后 14:00
我就每天精神涣散 14:01
我一个卷王开始都懈怠下来 14:03
开始有点躺 14:06
就是工作之外我都出去玩 14:06
这是我在印尼工作的时候 14:09
去了美娜多 14:11
美娜多是拍《前任攻略》的一个地方 14:12
有非常漂亮的大海 14:15
那一天我所有的小伙伴都去深潜了 14:17
他们都深潜几十米 14:20
但是我非常怕水 14:21
于是我就不肯下去 14:23
然后我的潜导就把我薅起来 14:24
潜导说你就试一试 14:26
你让你自己的身体放松一分钟 14:28
就一分钟 14:31
你沉下去你去感受一下 14:31
我们旁边就有海龟 14:33
于是我就真的下水去试了 14:35
然后让自己放松 14:37
不要挣扎 14:38
不要紧张 14:38
我发现当人沉到水里的时候是失去时间感的 14:40
然后你会觉得自己变成了一只鱼 14:45
跟海龟一起游 14:47
就那样我觉得我自己过了我自己人生中 14:48
最美妙的一分钟 14:51
以及后面我还去了10个国家 14:52
还有更多美妙的一分钟 14:55
我真的开心坏了 14:56
我就完全舍不得回国 14:57
我以为这样的重新开始生活 14:58
重新开始职业生涯的日子 15:01
可以持续很久 15:02
直到2024年 15:05
去年8月 15:07
我从印尼回国的时候非常非常地偶然 15:08
又确诊了第二种癌症 15:13
而且还是原发的癌症 15:14
我回国是因为我的好朋友们给我补过生日 15:17
然后我们去吃了海鲜火锅 15:20
我吃完之后我就发现我的肚子鼓鼓的 15:22
那个食物它一直没有下去 15:25
于是我又回到了我之前治疗两年的中山医院 15:27
去做胃镜 15:30
连续去了两天 15:31
都是因为我的食物已经在胃里面潴留了 15:33
胃镜就做不了 15:36
不能打麻醉 15:36
但是我第二天的航班我就要飞走了 15:38
然后我就在医院里 15:41
就在那个我熟悉的走了无数次的长廊里面 15:41
像无头苍蝇一样 15:44
那个发胃镜单子的大叔就说 15:46
啊那我们管不了的 15:49
你自己去找麻醉医生 15:50
看看谁可以给你做 15:51
于是我就这样走来走去 15:53
直到有一个爱管闲事的东北医生 15:55
他是中山医院内镜科的付佩尧医生 15:57
他拿了我的单子 16:00
他说你要干什么 16:01
我说我想做胃镜 16:02
他看了看我的情况 16:04
他说 16:05
这个 16:07
我只能先试一分钟 16:08
看你能不能麻醉 16:09
如果不能麻醉的话 16:11
你就要做有痛胃镜了 16:12
那最多最多也就三首歌的时间 16:14
你熬过去就好了 16:16
很不幸 16:17
那一分钟决定了我确实不能做麻醉 16:18
于是我就躺在那里 16:20
满脸是鼻涕 16:22
满脸是眼泪 16:23
差点把那个床拆了 16:24
熬了三首歌的时间 16:25
确诊了我人生中最最最不好的消息 16:26
原发的印戒细胞胃癌 16:30
癌王 16:32
而且确诊即晚期 16:33
拿到那个报告走到中山医院那个走廊里 16:37
我真的是 16:40
死亡太近了 16:42
这是真正意义上的倒计时 16:43
那个瞬间我意识到 16:45
我此前的抗癌博主的生活 16:46
那个处于还能治 16:48
生活质量还不错的生活 16:49
跟真正的肿瘤末期 16:51
真正快死的心境 16:53
它完全不一样 16:55
我又回到了这个熟悉的时空黑洞里 16:57
这张照片是去年12月31号 17:00
过年前的一天 17:03
那个时间节点我经历了4个月的治疗 17:05
2次不成功的开腹手术 17:10
就是打开肚子发现 17:12
肿瘤已经漫布了我整个腹腔盆腔 17:14
完全没有办法切了 17:16
然后肿瘤还一直进展 17:18
我当时坐在那里晒太阳 17:20
我被那个太阳照得暖洋洋的 17:24
甚至感觉自己融化了 17:27
我已经很多天没吃东西了 17:29
脑子里面空空如也 17:31
那种时间的错位感再一次袭来 17:33
我住院的每一天的等待都觉得度日如年 17:36
我没有力气看书 17:40
我没有力气做任何事情 17:41
没有办法工作 17:43
但同时病房外面 17:45
那个社会时钟 17:47
那个别人在过的时间却斗转星移 17:49
那个下午 17:51
我的所有的同事同学 17:53
我认识的所有人 17:54
大家都在放假 17:55
等着明天过新年 17:56
而与此同时讽刺的是 17:58
我的生存时间却所剩无几 18:00
这张图可能让大家身体不适 18:04
我发现我在病房里被禁锢的 18:07
不仅仅是我的时间 18:08
还有我的身体 18:11
这个肚子上它同时插了4根 18:13
半米长 手指粗的管子 18:16
我还插了一个尿管 18:18
我还插了一个胃管 18:19
然后我胸前的输液港还连着一个输液的管子 18:21
然后我的脊柱上还插了一根长长的针 18:24
外置了一个开关 18:26
作为硬膜止痛 18:28
我真切地体会到了迫在眼前的 18:30
被剥夺了所有时间和可能性的死亡焦虑 18:33
我知道我治不好了 18:37
而且会每况愈下 18:38
要赶紧找安宁疗护病房了 18:40
其实我对安宁疗护这个事情并不陌生 18:42
2019年的时候我就开始了 18:45
做上海市的安宁疗护的推动 18:47
我一开始做志工 18:50
后来写文章和经验多了之后 18:51
就变成了志工的培训的讲师 18:53
还培训过很多志工 18:54
后来我又变成了一个公益人物 18:56
一直在倡导这件事情 18:57
2020年我还写了上海市安宁疗护全攻略 18:59
可是 19:02
我以为我如此了解如此倡导如此推崇的东西 19:03
如此熟悉的时候 19:06
我发现需求方给我打开了 19:08
完全不一样的视角 19:10
我不是一个每天来上班8小时的医生 19:12
我不是12个小时轮班一次的护士 19:15
我不是一周才来服务一个小时的志工 19:18
我是那个24小时躺在那张床上的人 19:20
然后我就觉得有点不对劲了 19:23
我在找病房的过程当中 19:25
发现了第一个问题 19:27
有一天我去登记 19:29
我家附近的一个安宁疗护病房 19:30
那个病房是我们全上海可能最标杆的病房 19:33
然后我想我去都去了 19:36
我顺便再做一次志工吧 19:37
其实我们去每一个病房的服务时间 19:39
单人服务时间也就10分钟左右 19:41
但是我发现怎么全程一直在拍照 19:44
每一个我手捧蛋糕 19:48
上去给人家唱生日歌的瞬间 19:49
都有人拍照 19:51
每一个我大声欢快鼓掌的瞬间 19:53
都有人录像 19:55
而这个时候我代入的 19:57
不再是那个拍照和唱歌的人 19:58
我代入的是那个神情迷茫 20:02
没有洗澡 20:05
没有化妆 20:06
穿着病号服的人 20:07
我就想如果我没有化妆 20:09
没有洗澡 20:13
坐在那里 20:14
我想被拍照吗 20:15
我还看到了病房里其他角落的人 20:18
他们看起来更木讷 20:21
好像没有人对此有意见 20:23
因为大家都不怎么吃东西 20:25
也没力气说什么了 20:26
结束完志工服务之后 20:28
当时同行的一个志工姐姐知道我是柱子哥 20:30
上来抱了我 20:32
她说柱子哥你太不容易了 20:33
你太辛苦了 20:35
跟你相比我这点困难算什么 20:36
我的人生还算幸福 20:38
谢谢你 20:39
听完这句话我觉得 20:40
就是不知道 20:43
很复杂 20:45
就很耳熟 20:45
然后我就回忆起了 20:46
我的评论区经常出现的一句话 20:47
这句话的句式就是 20:49
柱子哥 你活得太不容易了 20:51
你太辛苦了 20:52
跟你相比我人生那点困难算什么 20:53
我还算幸福的 20:55
我要更珍惜生活 20:55
然后我就突然意识到 20:57
原来自己做了好几年抗癌博主 20:58
原来是别人表现帮助和同情的背景板 20:59
原来我是别人幸福的参照系 21:02
很快我就发现了第二个问题 21:05
我发现我不能洗澡了 21:07
我在医院的时候最大的痛点就是 21:09
我被固定在那里 21:12
我身上插了太多的管子 21:13
但是医院只给你擦身 21:15
然后我们医院护工一个人管了8个病人 21:17
我最年轻 21:20
所以她每天早上凌晨4点就把我薅起来 21:20
她说你要擦身吗 21:22
我说我2点钟才睡觉 21:25
但是我一天只有一次机会 21:27
所以我必须配合她 21:28
她擦身的方式是什么呢 21:30
她找一小块压缩毛巾 21:31
浸上水 21:34
在保证我不翻面不用腾挪我 21:36
她也不用费任何事的情况下 21:38
轻轻地抹一遍灰 21:40
但凡是一个在医院住过 21:43
体会过癌痛 21:45
体会过一天发烧几次 21:46
一天大汗淋漓几次 21:48
且每天大小便几次的女生 21:49
都知道这样是不会有任何的清洁感的 21:51
然后马上我就发微信给 21:54
我认识的其他安宁疗护病房的负责人什么的 21:56
我说你们那里可以淋浴吗 21:59
可以泡澡吗 22:01
答案是不太能 22:03
并不是所有的单间病房都有淋浴 22:05
甚至好像没有人提出过这个问题 22:07
就是好像到了终末期 22:10
你卧床不能自理之后 22:13
洗澡这个事儿就不重要了 22:15
然后我就联系一些商业助浴机构 22:17
这些商业助浴机构他们就是派四个人上门 22:19
搞一张沐浴床 22:22
可以给你洗澡 22:24
然后我把照片发给他们 22:24
他们就说你这身上插了太多的管子 22:26
有的管子是进食物 22:28
有的管子是排出排泄物 22:30
怕你感染 22:32
没有人敢给你洗 22:33
于是我就这样在医院住了很长时间 22:36
等我出院的时候 22:39
我肩膀烂了 22:41
我是一个请了两个护工 22:43
然后好朋友每天都来给我擦额头 22:45
每天有家属来看我 22:47
医生护士都认识我 22:49
还特别重视我的一个病人 22:50
但是我肩膀却烂了 22:51
为什么呢 22:53
因为没有人给我撕胶布 22:54
我身上粘了特别多的胶布 22:56
那些浸润了汗水的胶布你不去撕它 22:58
然后你的皮肤就会变成纸 23:01
当你再去撕开它的时候 23:03
你的皮肤就烂了 23:05
后来我又发现了第三个更严重的问题 23:08
就是疼痛的症状控制 23:11
我在医院住的时候 23:14
我其实装了一个止痛泵 23:15
它就是很长的一根针 23:17
扎到我的脊椎里 23:18
然后我有个开关我可以摁它 23:19
我摁它之后10分钟之后 23:21
它就会给我泵吗啡 23:23
会让我感觉好一点 23:24
那10分钟真的太长了 23:26
就长到我觉得像一个世纪一样 23:28
有一次我就直接快疼昏迷了 23:29
我就已经完全不会讲中文了 23:31
就一直在用英语跟那个医生沟通 23:33
后来我跟他说的英语就是 23:36
你要么给我打针 23:37
要不然我现在就去死 23:38
然后这不是更夸张的 23:39
更难的地方是你出院之后 23:41
我癌痛得要命 23:44
痛得我不得不去急诊 23:46
然后我家附近的急诊就把我拒收了 23:47
说你这个病情太复杂我们处理不了 23:49
我说我只是需要你帮我处理 23:51
我疼的这个事儿 23:53
我又不要你治病 23:54
他说不行你回你的原医院 23:55
于是我回到了我就诊的中山医院 23:56
急诊 23:59
等了几个小时 24:00
给我打了一个止痛针 24:01
只缓解几个小时 24:02
我到家的时候药效又结束了 24:03
我当时肿瘤压迫的腹膜 24:06
于是我肾积水很严重 24:08
严重到我需要跪着睡觉 24:10
吃不下的同时你还跪着待着 24:13
每天24小时弥漫在那种疼痛里 24:16
结果我在三甲医院的疼痛科周转了半天 24:18
然后发现最多只能开三片芬太尼皮贴 24:21
过几天你还要自己跑 24:25
就好像没有针对病人 24:27
很友好很方便的一个止痛形式 24:29
那我后面如果不能动了我怎么办 24:32
然后我又开始担心别的事情 24:36
因为我已经开始出现了一些消化道症状 24:38
我们消化道肿瘤的病人 24:41
最后其实大多数人是死于 24:42
肠梗阻和大量腹水的 24:43
这也是我最担心的事情 24:46
通常情况下出现这种症状之后 24:49
人会在一到两个月的时间里 24:51
不能吃饭 24:53
不能喝水 24:55
活活地饿死 24:56
以我的体重为例 24:57
我现在是八十几斤 24:58
我这个身高瘦到六十几斤 25:00
我就会多器官衰竭活活饿死 25:02
于是我当时就怀着这个恐惧 25:04
四处找专家 25:06
我就说我如果出现了梗阻怎么办 25:07
其实最终的答案就是这事也无解 25:10
为什么无解呢 25:14
因为从三甲医院的视角出发 25:15
当你出现了梗阻和腹水 25:18
你基本不能行动了 25:19
你占用床位的时间是一到一个半月 25:21
所以他们做不了任何改善性的治疗 25:24
所以干脆不收你 25:26
那我去一级的社区卫生病房吧 25:29
他们不是有很多安宁疗护病房吗 25:31
可是他们处理不了这种介入的处置 25:33
他们不能帮你放腹水 25:37
他们不能做更多的医疗干预 25:38
他只能给你止痛 25:40
那我最后就只能去二级病房了对吧 25:42
二级医院有一些有安定疗护病房 25:43
可是呢 25:46
一个医保病人14天要强制转院 25:48
所以对于那个处境的病人来说 25:51
就是他已经一个多月 25:53
没吃没喝没有力气下床 25:55
完全不能行动自理的时候 25:56
他14天的时候还要乖乖地出门转院 25:59
这简直就是噩梦 26:02
难以实现的症状控制落到实务当中 26:04
当我自己作为那个需求方的时候 26:08
我才知道 26:10
于是我出院之后我觉得 26:12
怎么以前都没有人跟我讲的 26:14
我自己做抗癌博主做了这么多年 26:16
我觉得我认识的人也足够多了 26:18
怎么从来也没有人讲 26:19
后来我发现绝大多数病人走到我这个阶段 26:21
没有人有力气讲了 26:25
他们的家属也疲于照顾他们 26:26
没有人再有精力去作公共表达了 26:28
所以我出院之后就开始怒录视频 26:30
怒录视频记录什么呢 26:34
这个系列发在微博 26:35
叫肿瘤末期生命关怀实务 26:37
我就讲我这个阶段所经历的事情 26:39
从我怎么疼 26:42
我心里怎么想 26:43
看病遇到什么实际的困难等等 26:44
一系列开始讲起 26:46
我一开始是灰头土脸的 26:47
后来大家说看我灰头土脸的太心疼了 26:49
于是我就化上了妆 26:51
然后包上了一个丝巾 26:52
就这样我录了两个月 26:55
录了十几期 26:56
有很多跟我同处境的病人就会私信我说 26:58
你真的是说出了我们 27:02
曾经想表达但是却表达不出来的话 27:04
你真是个好嘴替 27:06
我也蛮开心的 27:07
直到有一天我录了一期叫 27:09
病耻感 27:12
这个病耻感我讲的是消化道肿瘤病人 27:13
经历的屎尿屁汗痰血 27:15
我没有放图片 27:18
我就是单纯地讲我们经历的这些生理症状 27:19
给我们带来了怎么样的病耻感 27:22
然后我就被骂了 27:24
被骂的有两个点 27:27
第一个点是你为什么要讲屎尿屁汗痰血这种东西 27:28
好恶心的 27:32
好不体面 27:33
我心想就是 27:35
大家都是人 27:38
无论是不是病人 27:39
他不都是有屎尿屁汗痰血吗 27:40
而且其实大家最后死的时候 27:41
或者是走的时候都要经历这一程 27:44
然后我被骂的第二个点就更夸张了 27:47
有人骂我说 27:49
你一个晚期癌症病人 27:51
每天画着精致的妆容 27:52
还每一天都戴不一样的丝巾 27:54
出现在镜头前面 27:56
你就是博眼球 27:58
直接把我干沉默了 28:02
后来有个人跟我说看视频太累了 28:04
那些真正卧床很久的病人 28:07
他没有力气看手机 28:09
这样端着了 28:10
他说听声可以 28:11
于是今年3月份我就开始去录播客了 28:13
不知道大家有没有 28:16
在座有没有人听过我的播客 28:17
去小宇宙上搜一下柱子哥 28:18
我觉得播客这形式特别好 28:21
我上了一期播客 28:23
有一期天才捕手的播客 28:24
猛哥就在评论区说 28:26
柱子哥真的是太值得活着了 28:28
虽然生命短暂 28:31
我们就尽量记录和留在此刻吧 28:32
大家一起来声音大合影 28:35
于是就有1000个网友去留言 28:36
跟我留下了声音的大合影 28:39
有一天我走在中山医院那个走廊里 28:41
又是那个熟悉的走廊 28:43
突然有一对夫妻叫住了我 28:45
他说你是柱子哥吗 28:46
我说我是 28:47
他说我们在医院遛弯的时候就听你的播客 28:48
我觉得我自己做的事太有意义了 28:52
就是我不仅好好地利用了 28:53
我自己的主观的一分钟 28:56
我也给别人带来了不同的平行时间 28:58
所以这个事情就很激发我思考一个问题 29:01
就是我还能做点什么别的事情 29:04
来建设和改善别人的 29:08
在医院的主观时间呢 29:11
可能答案还是在安宁疗护这件事上 29:14
因为和我同处境的所有病人 29:16
大家都知道自己会死于什么 29:18
但是他们找安宁疗护病房的时候 29:20
他就会遇到一个困难 29:22
这个困难就是你知道有安宁疗护这个选择 29:23
但是你没有那么多时间 29:26
自己一一去奔波和筛选 29:27
于是我就汇集了大家的这种需求 29:29
和基金会的小伙伴 29:31
我们一起又重新梳理了这件事情 29:32
梳理一些典型的病房 29:34
在这个表格里面 29:36
我们不像任何官方的文件一样 29:37
只贴名字和联系方式 29:39
我们整理的字段是 29:42
第一它有没有单间病房 29:44
它是不是要求14天强制转院 29:45
它可不可以请单人护工 29:47
它能不能淋浴 29:49
它是不是可以按照病人自己的作息生活 29:50
而不是4点钟把人家薅起来 29:54
等等这些从需求方的视角出发 29:56
才真正需要的问题 29:58
我把这个表格私信给 30:00
不同微博上会问我这个问题的人 30:02
有些人觉得很有收获 30:05
结合我之前写过的安宁疗护全攻略 30:07
大家觉得好像可以在更短的时间内 30:09
去达成这个方案 30:12
因为我的思考就是 30:14
我觉得病人真的走到终末期 30:15
其实是不会像我一样再出来四处咧咧了 30:18
他们的家属也很疲于照顾 30:22
也不可能去一家一家问了 30:24
一定要在三次的奔波以内 30:26
解决他们的问题 30:28
这个方法可能是很笨拙的 30:30
但是对一小部分人也许是行之有效的 30:32
前一阵子我读了一本书 30:36
就是 30:38
存在主义大师欧文·亚隆的书 30:40
这本书叫 30:41
《直视骄阳:如何面对死亡焦虑》 30:42
他里面提到一个理论 30:45
就讲波动效应 30:46
波动效应讲的就是 30:47
其实人个体的存在和行为 30:49
就像水中投入石子一样 30:51
会在他人的生命中激起涟漪 30:53
哪怕在物理生命结束之后依旧延续 30:56
然后我就觉得 30:58
天呐 这不是我干的事吗 30:59
突然就上高度了 31:00
我就意识到原来我一直在做的事情 31:02
其实就是丢石子这个动作 31:04
我知道我在经历的一切 31:06
没人分享就没有人知道 31:08
没有人讲就永远都不会有人去建设 31:10
但是每一个只身穿越疾病和死亡的病人 31:14
他都没有办法再回头跟后来人讲 31:18
他只能只身过去才知水深浅 31:21
却再也无法回头 31:24
那我们走在前面的人能做的事情是什么 31:25
就是丢石子 31:28
我这里丢个石头激出一点水花 31:29
我那里丢个石头有一些涟漪 31:32
我身后看着我的人就知道 31:35
这一处的水深和这一处的水浅 31:37
也许 31:40
也许更多的人去做这个动作 31:41
我们就知道这个水深水浅了 31:43
所有的后来人都可以摸石头过河 31:45
然而就在我为这个掌声很感动的时候 31:58
就在我准备这个稿子的时候 32:01
上一周有人在评论区突然艾特我 32:03
他说柱子哥你记得木豆豆鱼吗 32:05
我说谁 32:07
然后就点进去那个博主看 32:08
她是一个 32:10
抗癌博主 32:13
她的最后一条微博转发的就是我的视频 32:14
然后她说的最后一句话就是 32:18
柱子哥 你是我这个人生阶段最佳的嘴替 32:20
而这期视频我讲的是 32:23
人到底有没有优死的权利 32:25
以及我们肿瘤末期的病人面临哪些困境 32:26
我没有办法把她的留言读出来 32:31
我觉得太难过了 32:33
但是她让我觉得原来 32:35
哪怕我自己在走向死亡的这条路上 32:38
我依旧可以丢石子 32:41
原来那些知道我在丢石子的人 32:43
他们也开始丢石子 32:45
甚至走到我前面 32:47
也让我知道自己未来的路该怎么走 32:48
其实癌症不是我们主流叙事里 32:51
想象的那么不常见 32:54
每年中国都会新发500万癌症病人 32:57
每一分钟都有7个人确诊 33:00
甚至中国有5000万癌症病人是带瘤生活的 33:02
但是我们好像很少听到我这样每天咧咧 33:05
讲真实的生活的 33:09
普通病人的叙事 33:10
大多数时候我们对晚期 33:12
尤其是走向终末期的癌症病人的理解是 33:14
他们就应该在医院里好好待着 33:18
他们都应该有一副一声不吭的体面 33:20
可是我偏不 33:25
人为什么一定要体面啊 33:26
我要真实 33:29
在经历了7年的抗癌生活之后 33:32
我现在其实又要回答 33:35
2018年抛出的两个求索 33:38
就普通人得了癌症之后 33:41
他还能再活出璀璨人生吗 33:42
这个问题好像还是没有答案 33:45
但是从我的经验来看 33:46
我过去7年过得确实蛮爽的 33:48
这也是一种新的人生可能性 33:49
第二个求索 33:52
如果晚期癌症病人治不好 33:53
只能痛苦等死吗 33:55
确实我从28岁开始等死 33:57
但是我等死的时候也干了点别的 33:58
日子过得也还行 34:00
也确实在这种探索建设记录的过程当中 34:02
好像也改善了我们整体的癌症病人的处境 34:06
和公共视野里的表达 34:09
其实在去年确诊的时候 34:12
8月份的时候 34:16
以及我第二次手术失败12月份的时候 34:17
医生都跟我的家属说 34:20
你们要有个心理准备 34:22
就是柱子哥这个情况 34:25
她最多最多也就折腾一年 34:26
要好好珍惜时间 34:30
但是从去年8月份到现在 34:32
几个月了 34:33
10个月了 34:34
理论上我还有2个月的时间 34:35
所以我当时也不知道到底该干什么 34:37
因为我身边所有人都跟我说 34:39
你要去做自己想做的事情 34:41
然后我琢磨了半天 34:43
我最后还是选择了 34:44
工作 旅行 写作 录播客 上节目 34:46
然后正常地公众表达 34:51
就正常地过日子 34:52
我觉得也还行 34:54
甚至我在这个过程当中 34:55
我发现也许我真的重新定义了我的一分钟 34:57
甚至帮助其他的人 35:02
改善了他们主观时间的一分钟 35:04
而此时此刻 35:06
听了这场演讲的你们 35:07
也和我共度了这一分钟 35:09
共同形成了这个声音的大合影 35:11
也正是因为这样 35:14
我们才能为自己理想的更好的世界投一票 35:16
让我们为那个不被看见的肿瘤病人的群体 35:20
投一票 35:23
给他们这个可以改善的一分钟 35:24
谢谢大家 35:27
我是柱子哥 35:28
请关注我的微博 35:29

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Hello everyone
I am Brother Zhu
I am an ordinary person who records his life truly and completely on the Internet
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I have a mantra called
One minute
Every time I am late
I will preemptively tell others
One minute Traffic jam
Or every time a client has a conference call
He asked a question that I didn't know how to answer
I mute myself immediately
I said one minute
Sometimes I don't like to answer other people's calls
I will put the phone down and say
Wait for me a minute
But I will never call back
Because before I was 28 years old, I
regarded my time as an asset
A resource
Something that must be managed and allocated efficiently
I don't allow anyone to waste my time
As an East Asian volume king
As a time management master
It seems that my understanding of time
suddenly broke in 2018
when I was 28 years old
suddenly broke
One morning at work in October
I was on the 8:30 rush
on the subway from Nanjing East Road to Lujiazui
Suddenly I received a call from the hospital
telling me that I had been diagnosed with cancer
and asking me to go to the hospital immediately
So on that working day morning
on October 18, 2018
I was diagnosed with an advanced blood tumor
and it was found to be in the advanced stage
Invasion of bone marrow
Unable to be cured
At that moment
I felt
I didn’t have to fight for the last minute call at 9 o’clock
Because my time was directly folded in half
I am only 28 years old
Walking in the hospital
The very long corridor of Zhongshan Hospital
I seemed to have an hallucination
This illusion was turned into reality by the report in front of me
You can take a look at my report
This examination is called PET-CT
Under PET-CT
It can see the distribution of tumors throughout your body
The black part is the distribution of my tumors
You can see how late I was when I discovered it
I had pleural effusion
Abdominal effusion
Pelvic effusion
The tumor infiltrated all my organs
Even the heart
Lymphoma is a very special type of blood tumor
Because there are 800 lymph nodes in the human body
You can say wherever the blood flows
Cancer can develop
Walking in the corridor of Zhongshan Hospital
It was a Monday afternoon
In theory, any normal company
It seemed that I should have been in a meeting that afternoon
and I was just wandering in the corridor waiting
At that time, I felt like a black hole of time
It suddenly gave me a different understanding of time
The understanding of time seemed to be divided into three dimensions
The first time is medical time
Medical time is the time that the doctor told me
He will analyze my condition
I decided on a treatment plan
He would say based on your current condition
What kind of plan do you take
You may be able to get a PFS
which is the progression-free survival period
If you continue to implement it
Maybe what is the probability that you will live to the 5-year survival period
The second time dimension is social time
I believe everyone is familiar with the feeling of this social clock
For example, I am 35 years old now
It seems that there should be an anchor position in society
It belongs to me
A 35-year-old person
He should have a house, a car and a child
He should even be a middle-level person in a small and medium-sized enterprise
Not optimized by big companies
After 35 years old, my resume will not be seen by HR
The third newly created time dimension is subjective time
I actually had this feeling of subjective time in the hospital
Subjective time is you here and now
How you feel about time
Is this time long or short
Is it fast or slow
Is it good or bad
Is it passing or stagnant
With this confusion of time
I found that as the treatment started
I can't plan my time
Because it was diagnosed too late
I don't know how long I will need treatment
Can it be cured
How long will it take to relapse after being cured
How long can I live if I relapse
Everything is derailed
Nothing can be planned
At the same time, I also completely fell out of the mainstream sequence
The feeling of losing control of time is like a skating rink
All the people around me
All my colleagues and classmates
We are all on this skating rink
Skating round and round
But I was the only one who kept falling
Keep falling in place
Unable to stand up
Out of the confusion of the mainstream sequence
I started to search online
I especially wanted to know
How others live like me
Others have cancer
How do they live their daily lives
For example, how are they treated?
For example, during the treatment process
What physical and mental pain they experienced
For example, what did the cured patients do afterwards
Where did they go
Did the illness affect their lives
For example, those patients who could not be cured
Why they could not be cured
What sins they suffered later
And if they were really unfortunate
Incurable disease
Unable to be treated
Going to death without any possibility of improvement
How long did it take to move towards death
What difficulties did it encounter
At that time point in 2018
I found that all I searched online were
nodal concepts about cancer
There were only three nodes
The first node was who you heard had cancer
The second node is which celebrity did you hear about
Cancer was successfully cured
The third node is when you suddenly saw an obituary (fu)
Who died of cancer
Passed away due to ineffective treatment
There is no process in between
So when I was going through this anti-cancer process, I thought to myself
Since no one has written it
I will record it
Anyway, I am going through this thing
It’s okay to stay idle in the hospital anyway
I was 28 years old at the time
After completing the first chemotherapy
I was very uncomfortable
I tossed and turned when I got home
Then I started thinking about very ultimate questions
These two ultimate questions are
After ordinary people get cancer
Can I still live a dazzling life
What possibilities are left in life
The second ultimate question is
If late-stage cancer cannot be cured
Then I can only wait for death in pain
With these two ultimate inquiries
I started my journey of recording
So I wrote an article after the first chemotherapy
It's called "The Mind Mapping Self-Help Guide for 28-Year-Old Financial Women in Shanghai"
I can't say that this article has received rave reviews from everyone.
Everyone says that I am a young white-collar worker who is stupid at writing PPTs. So I wrote my own diagnosis experience
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into a 10,000-word long article
In this 10,000-word long article,
recorded my journey in detail
from feeling the facts
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I even drew a
big mind map with 140 items
just like planning my own project
not only has a very programmatic part
I wrote the overall principles one, two, three and four
There are also rigid parts
Flexible parts
There are also specific to do
The responsibility is assigned to the person
Even the file name is there
This article was published in 2018
It became a hit article with tens of millions of reads on the entire network
Before that, my official account only had 9 people following it
I never thought that
as a niche internet name like Zhuzige
I would become an anti-cancer blogger
As this article attracted much attention
Then I seemed to think
Can I really follow this guide
Just follow my own planning and plan
Treat cancer as a problem that can be solved
Matters that can be defined
And projects that can be carefully planned and executed
So I really did it
Writing articles while undergoing treatment
Because I stayed in the hospital for too long
Waiting for six or seven hours for a random examination
Waiting for six or seven hours for a specialist clinic
Waiting for the doctor's rounds for seven or eight hours a day
There is really nothing to do
So I became a human observer of the hospital
I observed many small-town patients who came to the hospital to see specialists with CT films from the county
In fact, they were completely unfamiliar with big hospitals
...
Shanghai's tertiary hospitals were too complicated for them
I also observed those patients who came from small cities
and were reluctant to live near the hospital
and could not completely arrange their own itinerary for medical treatment
I also observed that many people don’t understand how to register for medical insurance in another place
How to maximize the optimization and use of the money they have
So based on my observations
I started to write some so-called knowledge-based anti-cancer experience sharing
They are what I call guides and strategies.
Maybe many people have read it
I started writing basically 10,000-word long articles
"How Ordinary People Fight the Economic Toxicity of Serious Illnesses"
"Anti-cancer Self-help Guide for Small Town Cancer Patients"
and "How to Ask Doctors More Efficiently"
Later I stayed in the hematology department for a long time
Half of the patients in our hematology department are actually the elderly
Most of these elderly people are actually
They don’t know what disease they have
and they can’t communicate well with the doctor
Their children won’t talk too deeply with him
They don’t know how to surf the Internet
So they actually have no place to talk and tell
their own needs and feelings
So I came up with this series about observing aging
I became friends with many of my elderly patients in the hospital
Later, I went to study for a junior college in geriatric nursing
specifically to understand, observe and record
the needs of these elderly patients
Just like this, I wrote two public accounts
kept outputting hard-core science popularization
and it seemed to be true
I also continued to do the questions and PPTs
I discovered
behind every hard-core knowledge article I wrote
In fact, it is hundreds of life stories of cancer patients
and their families
They came to me not to seek knowledge and experience at all
They came to tell about their own
real difficulties in life
and their real situations
problems that they cannot talk to any outsiders
They thought I could understand
So I turned into a human-shaped tree hole
The treatment of my lymphoma was actually not smooth.
I relapsed within three months of the first treatment.
Because I had a type that is most likely to relapse.
With this type, it will continue to relapse and continue to be treated.
So I had two years
solidly in the hospital. For example, every time I go to the hospital to wait
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when it is really uncomfortable
I am thinking that I am not here to see a doctor
I am not waiting here passively
I am a female writer
I am here to collect materials
I am here to collect stories
I am here to observe and record
I am here to write
This gives me a sense of initiative
Later, I wrote more and more articles
In two years, I even published a book
I held my new book launch conference in the hospital where I stayed for two years
Then I was very happy about these photos
I memorized them all
I think looking back, there are too many anchors for my memory
Every time I go out for a blood test, I wear a new outfit
Then I became an OOTD blogger
The kind of death anxiety I was facing at that time seemed
that I didn’t know what would happen if I lived
and I didn’t know what would happen if I died
They were all problems
Then I could only explore by myself
to explore what would happen next
Through these very small actions
I felt that my life was quite fulfilling
At the same time, I felt that my body had witnessed my past two years
Before I got sick, I was actually a very tall and thin
Lujiazui Baigujing image
Long hair down to the waist
Big waves
Two years later
I had too many chemotherapy treatments
Too many treatments
My body was riddled with holes
I went bald 4 times
It was after a major change in appearance that I became what I am now
Summarizing my two years
My mentality at the time was that I was so afraid of wasting my time
I didn’t go to work
You see others are making progress
Then me
What have I done in the past two years
I just want to have a sense of gain in every minute of my life
I want to make progress
A message will pop up on my phone every day saying
Every day must be accumulated effectively
So I really seemed to have gained two years
of particularly fulfilling and meaningful time
But my tumor is incurable
and will only keep relapsing
After two years of treatment
I know
I don’t know when it will relapse
and when the next recurrence will occur
Will I be able to be saved
How long can I live
I have to live with this uncertainty for the rest of my life
Then should I wait where I am
I ran to ask my attending doctor
I said I knew I couldn't be cured
So what else can I do to delay its occurrence
Then my attending doctor said
In fact, the best way for you to take care of yourself is not to go to work
Just take good care of yourself
You take care of yourself at home
You don’t have any pressure
Your body will get better
Cancer will be like a spring
If you press it there, it won’t rebound
But I am not this character
I feel that the two years of treatment have been too hard
I can't wait to be free
I did go to find freedom
However, because the previous two years were too fulfilling
The life of an anti-cancer blogger
I became a leading blogger in the field of anti-cancer
So famous
that I had to leave the primary market where I used to work
The way I started a new life was to leave my hometown
Change a country
Change an industry
Change a fancy name
Change a new identity
Change a new type of job
Start over
I went to work abroad
Friends, working overseas is really so happy
Just compare with the previous two years
That is when people come to Southeast Asia
I feel so happy
Why
Because Southeast Asia is a tropical country
Then it has no four seasons
Without four seasons, it will make me feel
as if I have lost consciousness of the passage of time
Then the weather is hot every day
I am a child from the Northeast
So after I arrived in a tropical country
I was so distracted every day
I started to slack off as a scroller
I started to lie down a little
I went out to play outside of work
This was when I was working in Indonesia
I went to Manado
Manado is a place where "The Ex-Raiders" was filmed
There is a very beautiful sea
All my friends went deep diving that day
They all dived tens of meters deep
But I was very afraid of water
So I refused to go down
Then my diving guide pulled me up
Just give it a try
You let your body relax for a minute
Just one minute
You sink and you go and feel it
There are turtles next to us
So I really went into the water to try
Then let yourself relax
Don't struggle
Don't be nervous
I found that when people sink into the water, they lose the sense of time
Then you will feel like you have become a fish
Swim with the turtles
In that way, I feel that I have passed the most wonderful minute in my life
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And later I went to 10 countries
There are more wonderful minutes
I was so happy
I couldn't bear to go back to China
I thought that starting life again
The days of restarting my career
could last a long time
Until 2024
Last August
When I returned to China from Indonesia, it was very, very accidental
I was diagnosed with a second cancer
And it was the primary cancer
I came back to China because my good friends celebrated my birthday
Then we went to eat seafood hot pot
After I finished eating, I found that my stomach was bulging
The food never went down
So I went back to Zhongshan Hospital where I had been treated for two years
for a gastroscopy
I went for two days in a row
It was all because my food had been retained in my stomach
I can't do a gastroscopy
I can't have anesthesia
But I have to fly away on my flight the next day
Then I'm in the hospital
In the long corridor I'm familiar with countless times
Like a headless fly
The uncle who handed out the gastroscopy order said
Ah, we can't control that
You go find an anesthesiologist yourself
See who can do it for you
So I walked around like this
Until there was a nosy Northeast doctor
He was Dr. Fu Peiyao from the Endoscopy Department of Zhongshan Hospital
He took my order
He said what do you want to do
I said I wanted to do a gastroscopy
He looked at my situation
He said
This
I can only try for a minute
to see if you can get anesthesia
If you can't get anesthesia
You will have to do a painful gastroscopy
That will only last for three songs at most
Just get over it
Unfortunately
That minute decided that I really couldn't do anesthesia
So I lay there
with my face covered in snot
Face full of tears
Almost dismantled the bed
After three songs
I was diagnosed with the worst news in my life
Primary signet ring cell gastric cancer
King of Cancer
And the diagnosis was in the late stage
I got the report and walked to the corridor of Zhongshan Hospital
I really
Death is too close
This is a countdown in the true sense
At that moment I realized
My previous life as an anti-cancer blogger
The life where it was still curable
and the quality of life was good
is completely different from the real terminal stage of the tumor
The state of mind when I am really about to die
...
I am back in this familiar black hole of time and space again
This photo was taken on December 31 last year
The day before the Chinese New Year
At that time, I went through 4 months of treatment
2 unsuccessful laparotomies
I opened my belly and found
The tumor had spread throughout my abdominal and pelvic cavity
There was no way to cut it
Then the tumor continued to progress
I was sitting there basking in the sun.
I was warmed by the sun.
I even felt like I was melting.
I haven’t eaten for many days.
My mind was empty. There is no way to work
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But at the same time outside the ward
The social clock
The time that others are passing is changing rapidly
That afternoon
All my colleagues and classmates
Everyone I know
Everyone is on vacation
Waiting for the New Year tomorrow
And at the same time, the irony is
I have very little time left to live
This picture may make everyone feel uncomfortable
I found that what I was imprisoned in the ward
was not only my time
but also my body
Four tubes
half a meter long and as thick as a finger were inserted into my belly at the same time
I also inserted a urinary catheter
I also inserted a gastric tube
Then the infusion port on my chest was connected to an infusion tube
Then a long needle was inserted into my spine
An external switch was installed
as a dural pain relief
I truly felt the immediate
death anxiety of being deprived of all time and possibility
I knew I couldn't be cured
and would get worse
I need to find a hospice ward quickly
In fact, I am no stranger to hospice care
In 2019, I started
to promote hospice care in Shanghai
I started as a volunteer
Later, after writing articles and gaining more experience
I became a lecturer in volunteer training
I have also trained many volunteers
Later, I became a public welfare figure
and have been advocating this matter
In 2020, I also wrote a complete guide to hospice care in Shanghai
But
I thought I knew so much about something that I advocated and respected
When I was so familiar
I found that the demand side opened up to me a
completely different perspective
I am not a doctor who comes to work 8 hours a day
I am not a nurse who works a 12-hour shift
I am not a volunteer who only comes to serve for one hour a week
I am the person who lies on that bed 24 hours a day
Then I felt something was wrong
I discovered the first problem while searching for a ward
One day I went to register
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A hospice ward near my home
That ward is probably the most benchmark ward in Shanghai.
Then I think I have been there.
Let me volunteer again.
In fact, the service time for each ward
is only about 10 minutes per person.
But I found out that I was taking pictures the whole time.
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Every moment when I applauded loudly and cheerfully
was videotaped
And at this time, the person I replaced
was no longer the person taking pictures and singing
I replaced the person who looked confused
No shower
No makeup
The person wearing a hospital gown
I just thought if I didn't have makeup
No shower
Sitting there
Do I want to be photographed
I also saw people in other corners of the ward
They looked more dull
No one seemed to have an opinion
Because everyone didn't eat much
I didn't have the energy to say anything
After finishing the volunteer service
A sister who was a volunteer at the time knew that I was Brother Zhu
came up and hugged me
She said Brother Zhuzi, it's not easy for you
You've worked too hard
Compared with you, my difficulties are nothing
My life is quite happy
Thank you
After listening to this sentence, I thought
I just don't know
It's very complicated
It sounds familiar
Then I recalled it
A sentence that often appears in my comment area
The sentence structure of this sentence is #{111 Brother Zhuzhu, your life is not easy
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You are too hard
Compared with you, the difficulties in my life are nothing
I am quite happy
I want to cherish life more
Then I suddenly realized
It turns out that I have been an anti-cancer blogger for several years
It turned out to be a background for others to show help and sympathy
It turned out that I was the frame of reference for others' happiness
Soon I discovered the second problem
I found that I couldn't take a shower
My biggest pain point when I was in the hospital was
I was fixed there
I had too many tubes inserted into my body
But the hospital only wipes you
Then our hospital nurse took care of 8 patients by herself
I'm the youngest
So she picks me up at 4 a.m. every morning
She said do you want to wipe me
I said I won't go to bed until 2 o'clock
But I only have one chance a day
So I have to cooperate with her
What is the way she wipes me
She finds a small piece of compressed towel
Soaks it in water
Make sure I don't turn over and don't move around
She doesn't have to do anything.
Just wipe the dust gently
But any girl who has been in the hospital
has experienced cancer pain
experienced fevers several times a day
sweated profusely several times a day
and urinated and defecated several times a day
knows that this will not give any sense of cleanliness
Then I immediately sent a WeChat message to
Other directors of hospice wards I know
I asked you, can you shower?
Can you take a bath?
The answer is no
Not all single wards have showers
No one even seems to have raised this question
It seems to be in the terminal stage
After you are bedridden and unable to take care of yourself
Taking a bath is not important.
Then I contacted some commercial bathing aid agencies
These commercial bathing aid agencies will send four people to the door
Get a bath bed
They can give you a bath
Then I sent them the photo
They said you have too many tubes inserted in your body
Some tubes are for food
Some tubes are for discharge of excrement
I'm afraid you will get infected
No one dared to wash you
So I stayed in the hospital for a long time
When I was discharged from the hospital
My shoulder was rotten
I hired two caregivers
Then good friends came to wipe my forehead every day
My family members came to see me every day
The doctors and nurses all knew me
They also paid special attention to one of my patients
But my shoulder was rotten
Why
Because no one peeled off the tape for me
I had a lot of tape on my body
If you don’t peel off the tape soaked with sweat
then your skin will turn into paper
When you peel it off again
your skin will be rotten
Later I discovered the third more serious problem
which is the symptom control of pain
When I was in the hospital
I actually installed a pain pump
It was a very long needle
inserted into my spine
Then I had a switch that I could press
After I pressed it 10 minutes later
it would pump me morphine
and it would make me feel better
Those 10 minutes were really too long
It was so long that it felt like a century.
Once I almost passed out from pain.
I couldn't speak Chinese at all.
I kept communicating with the doctor in English.
Later, the English I spoke to him was
You either give me an injection.
Or I will die now.
Then this is not even more exaggerated. My cancer was in terrible pain
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The pain was so severe that I had to go to the emergency room
Then the emergency room near my home refused me
They said your condition was too complicated and we couldn’t handle it
I said I just needed you to help me deal with it
It hurts me
I don’t want your treatment
He said no, go back to your original hospital
So I returned to Zhongshan Hospital where I was treated
Emergency room
After waiting for several hours
I was given a pain-relieving injection
It only relieved for a few hours
When I got home, the effect of the medicine ended again
My peritoneum was pressed by the tumor
So my hydronephrosis was very serious
It was so serious that I needed to kneel down to sleep
You still knelt down while you couldn't eat
The pain pervades 24 hours a day
As a result, I spent half a day in the pain department of a tertiary hospital.
Then I found that only three fentanyl patches can be prescribed
In a few days, you have to run on your own
It seems that it is not targeted at the patient
A very friendly and convenient form of pain relief
What should I do if I can't move later
Then I started to worry about other things
Because I have started to have some digestive tract symptoms
Our patients with digestive tract tumors
In the end, most of them died of
intestinal obstruction and large amounts of ascites
This is also what I am most worried about
Usually after such symptoms appear
People will be unable to eat in one to two months
Can't eat
Can't drink water
Starve to death
Take my weight as an example
I am now over eighty pounds
I have lost more than sixty pounds at my height
I will starve to death with multiple organ failure
So I carried this fear
and looked for experts everywhere
I just said what should I do if I have obstruction
In fact, the final answer is that there is no solution to this matter
Why is there no solution
Because from the perspective of a tertiary hospital
When you have obstruction and ascites
you are basically unable to move
The time you occupy the bed is one to one and a half months
So they can't do any improving treatment
So they simply don't admit you
Then I will go to the first-level community health ward
Don't they have many palliative care wards?
But they can't handle this kind of interventional treatment
They can't help you drain the ascites
They can't do more medical intervention
They can only give you pain relief
Then I will have to go to the second-level ward in the end, right
Some second-level hospitals have palliative care wards
But what?
A medical insurance patient has to be forced to transfer to another hospital in 14 days
So for a patient in that situation
it has been more than a month
He has not eaten or drank and has no strength to get out of bed
When he is completely unable to take care of himself
He has to go out and be transferred to another hospital obediently in 14 days
This is simply a nightmare
The difficult-to-achieve symptom control is put into practice
When I was on the demand side
I didn't know
So after I was discharged from the hospital, I thought
Why no one had told me before
I have been an anti-cancer blogger for so many years
I felt that I knew enough people
Why no one had ever told me
Later I found that most patients have reached my stage
No one has the strength to speak out
Their families are also tired of taking care of them
No one has the energy to express themselves in public anymore
So I started to record angry videos after I was discharged
What do I record in angry videos
This series was posted on Weibo
It’s called Life Care Practice for Terminal Tumors
I will talk about what I have experienced at this stage
From how it hurts
What I think
What practical difficulties encountered in seeing a doctor, etc.
The beginning of a series
I was disgraced at first
Later, everyone said it was too distressing to see me disgraced
So I put on makeup
Then wrapped it in a silk scarf
In this way, I recorded for two months
Recorded more than a dozen episodes
Many patients who were in the same situation as me would send me private messages
You really said what we
once wanted to express but couldn't express it
You are such a good talker
I was also very happy
Until one day I recorded an episode called
Shame
This shame I talked about the poop, urine, fart, sweat, phlegm and blood experienced by patients with digestive tract tumors
I didn't post pictures
...
I was simply talking about the shame that these physical symptoms we experienced
brought to us
Then I was scolded
There were two points of scolding
The first point was why you talked about shit, urine, ass, sweat, phlegm and blood
So disgusting
So shameful
I thought to myself
We are all human beings
Whether we are patients or not
Didn't he all have feces, urine, sweat, phlegm and blood?
And in fact, everyone has to go through this process when they die
or when they leave
Then the second point I was scolded was even more exaggerated
Someone scolded me and said
You are a terminal cancer patient
Wear exquisite makeup every day
You also wear a different scarf every day
Appear in front of the camera
You are the one who catches the eye
Silenced me directly
Later, someone told me that watching the video was too tiring
Those patients who were really bedridden for a long time
He didn’t have the energy to look at the phone
He held it like this
He said listening to the voice was fine
So I started recording podcasts in March this year
I don’t know if anyone has it
Has anyone here listened to my podcast?
Go and search Brother Zhuzi on Little Universe
I think the form of podcasting is particularly good
I was on a podcast
There is a podcast about genius catchers
Brother Meng said in the comment area
Brother Zhuzhu is really worth living
Although life is short
Let’s try our best to record and stay in this moment
Let's all take a photo together
So 1,000 netizens left a message
They left me a photo together
One day I was walking in the corridor of Zhongshan Hospital
It was that familiar corridor again
Suddenly a couple stopped me
He said are you Brother Zhuzi?
I said I was
He said we listened to your podcast when we were walking in the hospital
I think what I do is so meaningful
That is, I not only make good use of
my own subjective minute
I also bring different parallel times to others
So this thing inspired me to think about a question
What else can I do
to build and improve others
What about subjective time in the hospital
Maybe the answer lies in hospice care
Because all the patients in the same situation as me
everyone knows what they will die of
But when they find the hospice ward
they will encounter a difficulty
This difficulty is that you know that hospice care is an option
but you don’t have so much time
I went around and screened them one by one
So I gathered everyone's needs
Together with my friends from the foundation
we sorted out this matter again
Sorted out some typical wards
In this form
We are not like any official document
Only the name and contact information
The fields we sorted out are
The first is whether it has a single ward
Does it require a 14-day compulsory transfer
Can it hire a single nurse
Can it take a shower
Can it live according to the patient's own schedule
Instead of picking people up at 4 o'clock
Wait for these questions that are really needed from the perspective of the demand side
...
I privately messaged this form to
People who ask me this question on different Weibo
Some people find it very rewarding
Combined with the hospice care guide I wrote before
Everyone feels that this plan can be achieved in a shorter time
...
Because my thinking is
I think the patient has really reached the terminal stage
In fact, he will not come out and wander around like me again
Their family members are also very tired of taking care of them.
It is impossible to go to each house to ask.
They must solve their problems within three trips.
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"Looking Directly at the Sun: How to Face Death Anxiety"
He mentioned a theory
Let's talk about the wave effect
The wave effect is about
In fact, the existence and behavior of individual people
is like throwing stones into water
It will cause ripples in other people's lives
It will continue even after the end of physical life
Then I thought
Oh my God Isn't this what I did?
Suddenly I reached a height
I realized that what I had been doing
was actually the action of throwing stones
I know everything I was going through
If no one shares it, no one will know
If no one talks about it, no one will ever build
But every patient who has gone through illness and death alone
He has no way to go back and tell others later.
He can only know the depth of the water by going alone
But he can never look back
What can we people in front do?
It is to throw stones
I throw a stone here to stir up a little splash
I throw a stone there and there are some ripples
The people looking behind me will know
The depth of the water here and the shallowness of the water here
Maybe
Maybe more people do this action
We know that the water is deep and shallow.
All future generations can cross the river by feeling the stones
However, just when I was very touched by this applause
Just when I was preparing this manuscript
Last week someone suddenly liked me in the comment area
He said Brother Zhuzhu, do you remember the pigeon pea fish
Who am I talking about
Then click on the blogger to see
She is a
anti-cancer blogger
Her last Weibo repost was my video
Then the last thing she said was
Brother Zhuzhu, you are the best substitute for me at this stage of my life
And in this video I am talking about
Do people have the right to die a good death
And what difficulties do our terminal tumor patients face?
I couldn't read out her message
I felt too sad
But she made me feel that
even if I was on the road to death
I could still throw stones
It turned out that those who knew that I was throwing stones
they also started throwing stones
and even walked in front of me
and let me know how to take my future path
In fact, cancer is not in our mainstream narrative
It is not as common as imagined
Every year, 5 million new cancer patients are diagnosed in China
7 people are diagnosed every minute
There are even 50 million cancer patients in China who live with cancer
But we rarely hear me care about it every day
Telling real life
Narratives of ordinary patients
Most of the time our understanding of late stage
especially cancer patients approaching the terminal stage is
They should stay well in the hospital
They should all have the dignity of keeping silent
But I don't
Why do people have to be decent
I want to be real
After 7 years of fighting cancer
Now I actually have to answer
Two questions raised in 2018
After ordinary people get cancer
Can he still live a bright life
There seems to be no answer to this question
But from my experience
I have really had a great time in the past 7 years
This is also a new possibility in life
The second question
If the terminal cancer patient cannot be cured
Can I just wait for death in pain
It is true that I have been waiting to die since I was 28 years old
But I also did something else while waiting to die
My life is not bad
It is indeed in the process of exploring and building records
It seems to have also improved the overall situation of our cancer patients
and the expression in the public eye
In fact, when I was diagnosed last year
in August
and when my second surgery failed in December
the doctor told my family
You must be mentally prepared
This is the case of Brother Zhu
She will only have to struggle for a year at most
We must cherish the time
But from August last year to now
a few months
10 months
Theoretically, I still have 2 months left
So I didn’t know what to do at that time
Because everyone around me told me
You have to do what you want to do
Then I thought about it for a long time
I finally chose
Work, travel, write, record podcasts Go on the show
and then express to the public normally
Just live your life normally
I think it's okay
Even during this process
I found that maybe I really redefined my minute
and even helped other people
improve their subjective time minute
And at this moment
those of you who listened to this speech
also spent this minute with me.
Together they formed this group photo of voices
It is precisely because of this
that we can vote for our ideal better world
Let us vote for the invisible group of cancer patients
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Give them this one minute that can be improved
Thank you all
I am Brother Zhu
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asset

/ˈæset/

B2
  • noun
  • - a useful or valuable thing, person, or quality

resource

/rɪˈsɔːrs/

B1
  • noun
  • - a supply of something that can be used when needed

manage

/ˈmænɪdʒ/

B1
  • verb
  • - to control or organize something

tumor

/ˈtuːmər/

C1
  • noun
  • - a mass of diseased cells that have grown too much

diagnose

/ˌdaɪəɡˈnoʊz/

B2
  • verb
  • - to identify an illness

treatment

/ˈtriːtmənt/

A2
  • noun
  • - medical care given to a patient

survive

/sərˈvaɪv/

B1
  • verb
  • - to continue to live, especially after difficulty

efficiency

/ɪˈfɪʃənsi/

B2
  • noun
  • - doing something well without waste

anxiety

/æŋˈzaɪəti/

B2
  • noun
  • - a feeling of worry or nervousness

record

/ˈrekərd/ (noun); /rɪˈkɔːrd/ (verb)

B1
  • noun
  • - an official or permanent account of facts or events
  • verb
  • - to keep an account of; to write down

journey

/ˈdʒɜːrni/

B2
  • noun
  • - the act of traveling from one place to another

identity

/aɪˈdɛntəti/

B2
  • noun
  • - who a person is; sense of self

illusion

/ɪˈluːʒən/

C1
  • noun
  • - something that appears real but is not

dimension

/daɪˈmɛnʃən/

C1
  • noun
  • - a part or feature of a situation or problem

suffer

/ˈsʌfər/

B1
  • verb
  • - to experience pain or unpleasant feelings

decay

/dɪˈkeɪ/

B2
  • verb
  • - to become gradually worse or weaker

resilience

/rɪˈzɪliəns/

C1
  • noun
  • - the ability to recover from difficulties

strategy

/ˈstrætədʒi/

B2
  • noun
  • - a plan to achieve something

optimism

/ˈɒptɪmɪzəm/

C1
  • noun
  • - hopefulness and confidence about the future

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