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RE: ADSactly Fiction: One Night In Emergency
Very good story, @nancybriti. Besides presenting us with realism the painful situation of our hospitals in Venezuela (although it could happen in another country as well), you manage in the character of the nurse, anonymous protagonist of that generally unrecognized work of salvation, to describe the psychological drama that can be confronted between reality, hopelessness and reanimation.
Thank you for your good post.
Yes, just as every night in the cities is the same, I imagine that all the emergencies in many hospitals around the world look like hell. In the case of Venezuelan hospitals, hell is literal, it does not accept metaphors or similes. Thank you for commenting, @josemalavem