Day 33: Doctor's Office 6 (Dr. Wilson)
Another day, another dollar.
Not that the pay was Wilson's incentive for becoming a doctor. He realized his reasons for it would probably seem childish in retrospect, though being a cancer doctor didn't exactly fit the "I want to be a doctor to save people" ideal, anyway.
Somehow, dealing with people who were almost certainly going to die was easier for him than this job was. Maybe it was just because it was what he was used to, but at least his cancer patients were usually willing to open up and talk about what was wrong with them, even if they were sometimes (yet understandably) irrational. The amount of patients here who refused to say anything about themselves could prove frustrating at times.
Just like the day before, he had two patients before lunch and one after. At least there was "Adel," who he had seen a few times before, to balance out the two new patients. Wilson nursed his mug of black coffee as he waited for the first of his two morning patients to show up.
Not that the pay was Wilson's incentive for becoming a doctor. He realized his reasons for it would probably seem childish in retrospect, though being a cancer doctor didn't exactly fit the "I want to be a doctor to save people" ideal, anyway.
Somehow, dealing with people who were almost certainly going to die was easier for him than this job was. Maybe it was just because it was what he was used to, but at least his cancer patients were usually willing to open up and talk about what was wrong with them, even if they were sometimes (yet understandably) irrational. The amount of patients here who refused to say anything about themselves could prove frustrating at times.
Just like the day before, he had two patients before lunch and one after. At least there was "Adel," who he had seen a few times before, to balance out the two new patients. Wilson nursed his mug of black coffee as he waited for the first of his two morning patients to show up.