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24.2.09
 We're human. We make mistakes. We misestimate. We call it wrong. But when a nurse makes a bad judgment call, it's not as simple. People get hurt. They bleed. So we struggle over every stitch. We agonize over every suture because they snap judgments, and the ones that comes to us quickly and easily without hesitation, they're the one that haunts us forever.


yes, yet another round of attachments..