Chapter 18 the situation is not optimistic.

"Doctor, how is Leo?" Mr. In Bean's office, Sally Frank looked at the middle-aged doctor who looked down at Leo's medical record in front of her, and felt a little perturbed. Bode Bean, who has been Leo's attending physician for three years, is most familiar with Leo's condition, but his expression at this time is quite dignified. After he closed the medical record, he looked up at Sally Frank: "The situation is not very good. I told you before that his physical quality is too poor. Congenital diabetes has dragged down his body, and the condition of leukemia has been deteriorating. The result of this examination is not very good. You'd better have a psychological preparation." As soon as she heard Bode Bean's words, Sally Frank's face changed and she stood up nervously. Bean, please help me. Leo is too young. He's less than four years old. "I will try my best, but in the current situation, I still suggest that you do bone marrow trans