H A I L E Y
Monday came by faster than I had expected, and it was time to go back to work. I dropped off Liam at school, and we drove to the hospital. Immediately I walked into the hospital, I was bombarded with tons of surgeries, patients and paperwork.
I didn't have time to even breathe, and had no idea how I was still standing on my feet.
My shift was a busy one, and the whole day was just flying by. This was the price I have to pay for being known as the best doctor around the world.
There were times when I hated it, and there were times when I loved it. The best feeling was always the adrenaline rush I felt when I was in the operating room, and was fixing someone.
That was my passion, and the moment I felt the most alive. My job was what kept me sane, and was the only thing that
