2. "I worked as an ER scribe for a while. Two of our nurses were mother and daughter, with the mother being the charge nurse. Everyone in the ER was really close with their family, just really amazing people. They were both working that night. At around 1 a.m., the charge checked her phone, screamed at the top of her lungs, and ran out the back door. Then we got the call from EMS, direct to the attending's cell, not even the department phone. They were en route with the charge's son, who had shot himself. It was in the leg, but it still hit a major artery. The way that every single person in that department descended on the case was oddly beautiful. We had the best possible staff with us that night, but not upstairs..." "13 bags of plasma, three codes, and just over an hour later, he was finally stable enough to go into surgery, for which we had one surgeon on call who was not in the mood to be called that early. While stitching the guy up, he literally overlooked the exit wound, killing him.…