Prompt: @myjob/5-minute-freewrite-2637-prompt-mysterious-clinic
She's gone.. she's gone,!!!
.She cried in pain because a precious Soul is gone
Something was left in her stomach
She ask...in tears
Where is my big sister?
Is this a Clinic or Something Else?
Is this a clinic, or is it a place where lives are silently taken?
Is it a clinic, or a place where they clean up the mess they don’t want the world to see?
Is it a clinic, or just a place where mistakes are buried, and no one speaks?
I don’t know what to say about these 24th-century doctors.
When someone goes in for an operation but never comes out alive—because of negligence—is that really a clinic, or is it a death row?
When a doctor forgets a piece of iron inside a patient’s body, is that a clinic or a careless trap?
When so many things are covered up, when the truth is hidden, when families never get the answers they deserve—is that really a clinic?
Or should we call it a life check-in? A place where some enter but never return?
Is it a hidden intensive care unit where some lives are saved while others are lost without explanation?
Or is it the life-saving room we all trust it to be?
Nevertheless, no matter the fear, no matter the risks, if you ever find yourself in need—please, go to a clinic.
And,
Please don’t get it twisted ok
our doctors are trying. To me, they are some of the best in the world. Without them, a lot of people, including myself or someone I know, could have been gone. They are doing their very best to save lives every single day, and I truly respect that.
But what I’m trying to say is that sometimes, mistakes happen. Sometimes, things go wrong. Sometimes, errors that should be acknowledged are instead treated as just part of the system. And that’s the painful reality.
Nevertheless, kudos to all the doctors out there giving their all to save lives. I see your hard work, and I appreciate you. Thank you for your dedication and for always helping us out.
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