CHAOS IN THE ER

The ER was a whirlwind of hustle. Victims were streaming in, each with their own ailments that required swift care. Nurses dashed between beds, charts in hand, trying to manage the chaotic scene. Doctors worked tirelessly, treating the sick and injured with laser-like demeanor. The air was thick stress, a palpable atmosphere that hung heavy the roo

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