My Years at a Top-Tier Hospital

Realism + period setting + the truth of everyday life + the good and evil of human nature + partings in life and death + a documentary record + work journal I'm a nurse who has worked in the emergency room for 15 years. I've seen teenagers jump from buildings, women drink pesticide, and migrant workers die suddenly. I've seen survivors of fires and colleagues fall during the pandemic. I've seen devoted children weep on their knees, and cruel relatives waiting to divide an estate. I've seen the despair of parting in life and death, and the darkest side of human nature. I understand medicine, and I understand the atmosphere surrounding life and death. I've saved countless people, and I've seen countless others off. This isn't a novel. It's the journal I've kept over 15 years of work. Every story happened somewhere I've worked. What you see is a story. What I lived through is a documentary record, and my life. Special note: This book contains no fantasy, no cultivation, and no melodramatic clichés. It only tells stories of life and death, human nature, truth, regret, and the last little bit of warmth in the world. This work is excerpted from my daily records and creative essays. The content is based on my own writing and has been organized accordingly. The characters, plot details, and institution names have all been fictionalized, anonymized, and artistically adapted. They do not refer to or allude to any real individuals, organizations, or events. Please don't try to match them to real people or bring them into real life.