BEDLAM IN THE ER

The ER was a whirlwind of motion. Victims were pouring in, each with their own ailments that required swift treatment. Nurses scurried between beds, records in hand, trying to keep up the hectic scene. Doctors toiled tirelessly, treating those under their care with a focused determination. The air was thick anxiety, a palpable feeling that hung hea

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