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    The nurse managed to say, “I was upstairs drawing blood. A woman pped me because it hurt her.” A p mark was clearly visible on her face.


    The other nurses were seething with anger.


    “We are only doing our duties. Do we deserve this kind of treatment?”


    “Exactly. Nurses are people too!”


    “Sometimes I feel utterly powerless in these situations.”


    Continuing, the nurse said while sobbing, “The woman was beautiful. I injected her carefully, but she pped me hard.”


    Norah pulled some candy from her pocket and ced it before the nurse.


    “Don’t cry. Your makeup will smear if you continue. Here, take some candy.”


    The nurse took the candy, and her crying subsided. “Thank you, Dr. Wilson. Why don’t those patients understand us?”


    “Perhaps they lead troubled lives, or maybe it’s just their nature. Don’t feel down. You’re excellent at what you do, and you shouldn’t let anyone affect you like this.”


    Comforted by Norah and her colleagues, the nurse began to feel better after the p.


    “I guess I just have to ept my bad luck. Let’s go back to work.”


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    A thoughtful look crossed Norah’s eyes. The hospital policy demanded that staff avoid conflicts with patients and their rtives whenever possible. The nurse’sment captured the true feelings of the hospital employees.


    “Dr. Wilson, pleasee here.”


    “Alright.”


    This policy was a steadfast rule at the hospital. All employees were expected to follow it, and there was nothing she could do to change that.


    After her health check-up, Dolores headed downstairs to the emergency department on the first floor and approached the nurse’s desk.


    “Hi, does Dr. Norah Wilson work in the emergency department? What type of patients does she treat?”


    The nurse, previously pped by a patient, managed to contain her irritation and responded, “Dr. Wilson is the attending physician in the emergency department. She deals with emergency surgeries.”


    Dolores didn’tpletely grasp Norah’s role at the hospital and just nodded at the nurse’s words. “Thank you.”


    Dolores was so full of herself that she failed to recognize the nurse as the one she had pped earlier. Whispering Norah’s name, she exited the room.


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