At a time when people are losing their livelihoods, the notion of a public servant needing a break might seem indulgent, but it shouldn’t be so
At one point during this pandemic, I found myself briskly losing patients. Most were terminally ill, and some even accepting of their mortality but of course, this did not lessen the final sting. By the time my last patient died and the last family thanked me, I was exhausted. And unnaturally despondent.
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