Chapter 254 - See The Light! (2/2)
The doctor took off the cloth that was covering Mo Xi's eyes slowly.
”Can you see?”
Mo Xi blinked a few times, and she could start to see the light.
”Mm! I can see the light!”
Yang Zhen Ying was excited by the news, and she smiled happily.
”You need to take it slow for a start.”
Mo Xi continued to blink her eyes, and she could start to see her hands and the people in front of her. Her vision gradually cleared up, and it was no longer fogged.
”I understand. What about my legs and hands? Can I try to move them?”
”Yes. However, you have to do it with our help. If not, you would hurt yourself like before again.”
”Mm. Okies.”
The doctor gave Mo Xi some things to try to hold onto, and he then placed the stuff at a distance away for her to reach her hands out. After a few attempts, Mo Xi could once again hold things properly.
The doctor then tested her strength and was sure that her hands were completely fine before letting her get out of bed.
Mo Xi got out of the bed slowly with the help of the nurses, and they placed her hands on the railings for her to train her walking abilities.
Mo Xi took one step forward, and her legs were wobbling slightly.
Yang Zhen Ying followed beside Mo Xi, and Mo Xi kept smiling at her.
Mo Xi took another step forward, and sweat started to form on her forehead.
”I want to see my babies. Can I try walking to their room?”
Mo Xi hadn't seen her babies after they were born because she lost her sight before. She also couldn't hug them because she couldn't hold things and walk properly before the surgery. Hence, the doctors wanted to give her time to recover before letting her carry them.
Even the breast milk was pumped out before giving it to the babies because she couldn't carry them in her arms.
Hence, Mo Xi really wanted to look at them and touch them.
”It would be a bit too far for you to walk all the way there now. However, we can let you walk a while, and the remaining journey we can get you to sit in the wheelchair.”
”Alright.”
Mo Xi continued to take small little steps, and when she reached the end of the railings, the doctors got her to sit in the wheelchair, and they pushed her to the baby's room.