daily drama

Chapter 329 One thought becomes a Buddha, one thought becomes a devil

noon.

restaurant.

Adam and others are eating.

Meredith walked over with the dinner plate, sat directly opposite Adam, and looked at him steadily.

Christina and the others immediately entered the state of watching and eating melons, their eyes full of gossip.

Adam didn't follow Sheldon's bad habit of using a fork to fork food but not eating. He ate as usual.

Bianca frowned at Meredith, ready to fight back.

"Thank you."

To Christina's great disappointment, Meredith looked at Adam for a while, and suddenly thanked Adam sincerely.

"You're welcome."

Adam looked up at her.

"If you didn't point out the problem on the spot, the consequences..."

Meredith said sincerely: "I thought about it all morning, especially when facing the family members, the fear became more intense. I think if it really happened like that, I couldn't help but confess my mistakes in front of the family members... ...In short, you saved me, thank you very much!"

"Lesson [-] of induction training, never admit mistakes in front of patients and their families."

Christina couldn't help reminding: "Even without Adam's reminder, you can't do this. This is common sense, have you forgotten?"

"It's far more useful to confess when it happens than to confess guilt afterward."

Adam said lightly: "It is far more useful to pay more attention to common sense and details than to confess when the incident happened."

This is her.

If it were anyone, most of them would not do it.

I have come to this point after studying hard for eight years alone and carrying a student loan of 30 to [-] yuan.

One step forward, you will be a high-ranking doctor.

Take a step back and you could end up on the streets.

If you confess your mistakes in front of your family members afterwards, the most likely result is that you will be fired directly or even have your license revoked.

Unable to use the professional skills cultivated over the years to make a living, and still burdened with such a high student loan, which cannot be repaid, most of them will live on the streets and become the bottom of the homeless.

Live on daily food provided by the charity's food shelters.

During the holidays, I can visit several food shelters. Most of the good things donated by charity are collected and taken home by the volunteers. It's a holiday.

If you are very lucky, if you meet a weirdo like Barney, you may even be able to buy you a lap dance and let you go to heaven.

But that's it.

Is there any comparison with the promising doctor?

Between the two, would anyone choose the latter?

Adam asked himself that if this happened to him, he would not admit it.

This is the weakness of human nature.

But does that make Meredith nobler than they were?
of course not!
This only shows that Meredith's protagonist consciousness is still strong.

She didn't accept the extreme fear of serious consequences, subconsciously she still felt that nothing would happen to her, so she dared to say that she would confess her mistakes, even in front of the patient's family.

Ordinary people who dare to do this?
This kind of thinking is far more terrifying than pure human weakness.

The weakness of human nature is known to everyone, and various rules and regulations have been formed to restrict it, so the harm is actually not great.

But this kind of consciousness of the protagonist is subconscious, and the person involved doesn't know it at all.

Once reckless, it is really harmful to others.

But they correct themselves when they know their mistakes, and are brave enough to take responsibility, with a very human halo.

There is a great fear between life and death.

As a doctor, it is far more appropriate to have fear and awe than to be fearless.

"Meredith has been fine."

The sissy little licking dog George couldn't help but started to speak for the goddess again: "Every doctor makes mistakes, better than Dr. Burke. Didn't he also leave a towel in the patient's lung back then, and it was not discovered until today?"

"How did you know?"

Christina narrowed her eyes.

"Don't you know?"

George said: "I am Mrs. Drake's bed doctor. She had an operation in our hospital five years ago, and she has been feeling tight in her chest after the operation.

But she smoked 4 packs of cigarettes the day before, and it is normal to have shadows in her lungs. Even if she had quit a long time ago, no one took her words seriously.

It wasn't until the operation today that the director found a towel in her lungs, and only then did he know that there was a problem with the operation, and Dr. Burke was the original surgeon. "

"What I'm asking is how do you know it's Dr. Burke's?"

Christina asked nervously.

Adam couldn't help but glance at her.

Christina avoided it with a guilty conscience.

It was the files she went to check back then. Originally, she was planning to go to Dr. Burke to break the news first, because the two of them have been a little ambiguous recently.

That's right!

The old nurse who got pancreatic cancer last time did not choose to have surgery, but died of natural causes.

On her deathbed, Christina suddenly had an emotional outburst, and despite the fact that the old nurse had signed a DNR (Do Not Rescue Agreement), she insisted on rescuing the old nurse, but was dragged away by Dr. Burke.

In the stairwell, Dr. Burke comforted her. The two looked at each other closely, smelled each other's breath, and suddenly became ambiguous.

This morning, Dr. Burke also brought her a cup of latte, which was self-evident.

In this regard, Christina is happy to see the results.

On the one hand, she has little resistance to technical authority, especially in terms of heart.

Dr. Burke is tall and tall, although he is a little dark, but he has a refined and charming temperament.

For her who can't wait to stay in the hospital 24 hours a day, having such a colleague who releases hormones at any time is a blessing.

On the other hand, it was Meredith's various privileges that stimulated her.

Since Meredith chose Shepter, the chief physician of neurosurgery, she chose Burke, the chief physician of cardiothoracic surgery. Anyway, after the internship, her goal was cardiothoracic surgery when she was undergoing specialist resident training.

If the two become good friends and help each other, then if there is such a coronary artery bypass surgery in the future, it will definitely not be Meredith who enters the operating room, but her!

So she was going to notify Dr. Burke first.

But when she saw Dr. Burke confidently telling her that nothing would trouble him, she suddenly flinched again.

Once Dr. Burke chooses to press this file, she is an accomplice.

For this ambiguous relationship that has not yet been settled, the rational Christina is of course unwilling to take such a big risk.

So she didn't say anything, just pulled out the file according to Dr. Bailey's request, handed it to Dr. Bailey, and then kept her mouth shut.

Later, she saw Dr. Bailey hand over the file to Dr. Burke.

This made her feel mixed.

It turns out that Dr. Bailey is also like this. If I knew this, I might as well let her sell this favor...

But now, George said that Dr. Burke was the chief surgeon of the patient, which made Christina a little scared.

Isn't there a backup file besides the original paper file?
Good thing she didn't help cover it up!
(End of this chapter)