BEDLAM IN THE ER

The trauma bay was a whirlwind of hustle. Sufferers were flooding in, clutching stories that needed immediate care. Nurses scurried between beds, files in hand, trying to manage the frantic environment. Doctors worked tirelessly, treating victims with a focused demeanor. The air was thick stress, a palpable feeling that pervaded the room. It was a

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