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She could now stand up after falling and walk proudly. Today, her heart felt peculiar. It was as if a missing piece of her life was about to be discovered. Upon arrival at the hospital, emergency vehicles and ambulances were directed to a designated area near the emergency entrance. This area was marked with clear signage and was easily accessible for quick patient transfer. Trained medical personnel, including doctors, nurses, and paramedics, were stationed at the entrance to receive patients and provide immediate medical attention.

’ But she'd seen him collapse, seen the pallor, the tremor, the way he'd grabbed the counter like his life depended on it. Unless... "Code Blue! Code Blue! Trauma Bay Two! Multiple casualties incoming from a construction building collapse!" The announcement broke into her thoughts, pulling Helena out of her confusion. Instinct took over as she quickly jumped up and ran toward the emergency department. The emergency room got busy in an instant. Paramedics rushed in with gurneys, calling out vital signs and injuries. There was blood everywhere. "Doctor Grant!" A senior resident grabbed her. "We need all hands! You're on Trauma Three, thirty-year-old male, crush injuries to the chest, possible

"He’s going to be exhausting." "He’s going to be extraordinary," Marcus corrected gently. "All four of them will be." "They already are," she said simply, sliding the plastic cover back over the keys. She turned her chair to face him. "Marcus. Tell me about the emergency birth protocols again. Walk me through the third-stage hemorrhage sequence from the very top." The old doctor sighed, rubbing his tired eyes. "Evelyn, we've gone over the medical checklist fourteen times—" "I want to hear it a fifteenth time, Marcus."

Aurelio head fell back and he he didn’t stop groaning in pain. “father…” he said lowly and Erica sighed “I really feel your pain..but you should not hurt yourself sir” she said immediately and took his wrist into her hands His hands were cold, supple and smooth in hers and then she looked down at his bruised wrist. He already got himself injured. “Oh goodness” she clicked her tongue and then left to the restroom to get a bowl of water and a small towel. Erica ran to the drawer by the dressing table and took out an ointment, and a plaster from it.

" She sighed, this reminds her of the traitor, her ex- fiancé. Speaking of him, they should have called her about the engagement. In her last life, it should be any day this week. Well, it's better that they married sooner since they were together for a long time. When she was kicked out of the house, she found out that he and her stepsister, no, cousin were already in a relationship, before they betrothed her to him. When he saw her complexion turned to normal but was lost in thought, he took the chance to change the topic. He started explaining the importance of first aid. First aid is designed to help non-medical professionals deliver assistance in times of emergency. He praised her will

No one else's influence, no one else's support, just me and my knowledge and my determination to prove I was enough. I picked up my pencil and began. --- The first section covered emergency medicine—trauma protocols, rapid assessment techniques, magical stabilization for critical patients. Questions I could have answered in my sleep after years of working chaotic hospital shifts. *A patient presents with magical backlash following a failed transformation spell. Vitals show tachycardia, hypotension, and visible magical burns. What is your immediate priority?* I circled my answer without hesitation. Airway, breathing, circulation—the fundamentals never changed, magic or no magic.

she said, already stepping back. Nathaniel’s hand brushed her wrist briefly. Grounding. Intentional. “Don’t go far.” Ten minutes later, Iris was halfway through updating charts when the overhead announcement crackled to life. “Code Blue. Emergency intake. Cardiology required immediately.” Her heart skipped. She was already moving before the announcement finished, sneakers pounding against the floor as she reached the emergency bay. The doors burst open, paramedics rushing in with a gurney. “Male, early forties,” one shouted. “Severe cardiomyopathy. Collapsed en route. BP unstable.”

His body is limp, and my hands clutch his head as though I could hold him together. "Don’t leave me, Hermes!" I plead, voice cracking. "Stay with me!" "I'm sorry, baby," he murmurs, barely audible, his lips trembling. The paramedics move quickly, shouting commands as they enter the ambulance. "BP’s dropping!" one of them yells. I snap my eyes to the monitor, the beeping frantic and uneven. "Push fluids, fast IV," another commands, checking his pulse. "Heart rate’s erratic… we need epinephrine, now!" a third shouts, pulling a syringe from the kit.

As he walks through the door, he hears one paramedic telling the other to just move the car to a different location. Eric walks past the reception area and straight into the emergency room. Two doctors, standing at the inside counter, quickly rush to attend to Ally. Eric places her on the vacant hospital bed and forces himself to step away from her so the doctors could get closer to attend to her. He watches as they check her vitals and call instructions out to nurses who start rushing to do as they are told. The one doctor is still checking on Ally when the other doctor tells the nurse to call for an emergency theatre. Hearing this sends Eric into a quiet panic. As the nurses push Ally out