Adam Kay's second book, Twas the Nightshift Before Christmas, is a follow-up to This Is Going to Hurt.
From 2004 to 2009, I spent six Christmases in a hospital as a male obstetrician, working my way up from trainee doctor to attending physician.
But on my seventh Christmas, I chose to quit, giving up a job that had taken countless hours and so much energy.
*The original work is in English. This text is a translation.
*If you like it, please read the original too. Some of the English jokes were surely lost in translation into Chinese.
Theme: Bear the burden and press on for the greater good
It's actually kind of cute at the end
Missing the first half is usually the result of being forced, while missing the second half is mostly your own choice.
When you rest at home, you will have a real family. The part is really unbearable.
This surgical gown automatic dispensing machine is shown in the drama version
It made me laugh so hard that as soon as I turned the page, this sentence popped up in front of my eyes.
This spring roll reminds me of the family bucket in the diary of an abandoned doctor... The gradually transparent hook reminds me of the one that slid down from the pole and took off the condom. .