“She’s coding. Give me another round of epi, stat.” “Doctor-”. “Keep bagging her, nurse. I’m not letting her go yet. Charge it to 360.” Had I left the TV on? I’d never cared much for medical dramas. Too much intensity, too much crying, too many doctors undergoing personal crises of faith-I’d rather believe they were professionals who knew what they were doing and leave it at that. The body on the table jerked at least a foot in the air when the paddles touched its chest. A hand flopped to the side, revealing red fingernails and a silver thumb ring. A woman. A high-pitched whining from one of the machines was getting on my nerves, but I had to give the director credit. The urgency on the faces of the people clustered around the gurney looked pretty real. [download]
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