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The hospital's ruse always leaves people feeling helpless and desperate. When the doctor tells you that you have cancer, your world is turned upside down. Chemotherapy, surgery, and radiation therapy - a series of treatments that leave you feeling bewildered and terrified. The patient is told they need chemotherapy, and after a month of treatment, they go for a check-up, only to be told that the cancer has spread to the breast. The doctor recommends immediate surgery to remove both breasts. For a woman, this is a devastating blow, stripping her of her confidence. The persuasion of family members, the patient's desperation, and the physical and psychological suffering that follows surgery make it all unbearable. After some time, the test results show that the cancer has metastasized to the eyes. The patient is now completely disillusioned, feeling that treatment has lost all meaning, and that they are left with a broken body, a guilty conscience, and a huge financial burden, leaving their family with a pain that will never fade. This cycle of suffering forces us to think - what is the hospital's ruse really about? Is it about saving lives, or making money? What should the patient do in this cycle? We can't change the hospital's ruse, but we can choose how to face it. We can choose to face it bravely, to approach treatment positively, and to cherish every moment of life.