While we were all busy in the emergency room, I heard a noise coming towards us.
"We don't have a doctor right now. A child was hit by a car, we can't cater him." Nurse Ann said to the child's mother.
"Tell his family to refer him to another hospital." One of my fellow intern said.
"The child will not live longer when we refer him to another hospital." Nurse Ann said again.
"Please! Ma'am, save my son. He badly needs me, his too young." His mother's pleading with us.
Suddenly, my heart aches at what I witnessed. I've been here for three months, but this is my first time to encounter this kind of scenario.
I approached Nurse Ann, who was assigned to the child. "Nurse Ann. Why don't we have a doctor? Where are they?"
"Intern Asha, Dr. Leonard has surgery today, then Dr. Bryce was assi
