“Last year, my son participated in the hero of Sparta children’s competition alone. This year, I want to stand on the court with him to accept the challenge.” After finishing the first Sparta training course in her life, Judy made such a promise with the coach.
Xinhua News Agency, Hangzhou, April 27 (reporter Xia Liang) “Last year my son participated in the hero of Sparta children’s competition alone, and this year I want to stand on the court with him to accept the challenge.” After finishing the first Sparta training course in her life, Judy made such a promise with the coach.
As one of the members of Zhejiang provincial medical team, Judy is an angel in white and a fitness expert. During the assistance period of Wuhan Zhongnan Hospital and jinyetan hospital, he and six other Rehabilitation Nurses formed a “rehabilitation day group”, mainly responsible for rehabilitation diagnosis and treatment and rehabilitation nursing. In the ward, they take the patients to practice exercises and improve their physical functions through breathing and vomiting.
“Every time you go to work, you need to perform rehabilitation operations in the isolation ward for nearly four hours. Through the intervention of respiratory rehabilitation, we can help patients recover their physical functions as soon as possible, which is conducive to the subsequent improvement of personal quality of life.” Although the thick protective clothing was wet with sweat after each work, Judy thought it was worth paying.
While conducting rehabilitation treatment and guidance in front-line clinical practice, Judy used the rest time to design and create a self-training manual for patients during hospitalization and after discharge. “Rehabilitation is a protracted war. Whether we are in the ward or not, whether we are still in Wuhan, we must urge patients to conduct self-rehabilitation training.” Judy said.
Considering that the colleagues in the medical team work hard and are under great pressure both physically and psychologically, he also used his long-term accumulated fitness knowledge to compile training manuals for his colleagues, help them exercise and decompress after work.
Under the influence of Judy, the 6-year-old son also insisted on exercising. Last year, the eldest son struggled in the muddy field and finished the first show of the hero of Sparta competition. His performance was far beyond his expectations. “For the children growing up in the city, it is a rare opportunity to have fun outdoors, and it also makes him learn to face difficulties and overcome difficulties by himself from an early age.” Judy said that in children’s understanding, participating in Sparta events is a warrior, so in daily life, they can also demand themselves according to the standard of “Warrior.
After the epidemic was completely over, what Judy wanted to do most was to join her child in Sparta. “I hope that through my practical actions, he can form the habit of lifelong exercise and accompany him to grow up through exercise.”