“Yesterday’s Nightmare”

For any of us, there is no way out of the nightmare. However, do you know what a parent’s biggest
nightmare is? So come along with us as we unravel the enigma around this story.

OPERATION DAY. Therese, a mother, and her daughter were in the hospital. Her daughter has appendicitis,
which requires emergency surgery. They had been waiting for assistance since the morning, but no hospital
personnel came to their rescue. As a result, Therese became anxious and began questioning a nurse.

“Nurse! We've been here for a long time, yet my daughter is yet to get her surgery! " exclaimed Therese.

"What are you looking forward to?" for him to die before you intervene. " Inquired Therese.

The Nurse then responded.

"Pardon me, mum, but we need to relax. We can't operate without a doctor. Let's wait for Doctor Jennifer;
I'm sure she's on her way; we've already called." stated Nurse.

"Then what is that doctor doing?" Why hasn't she arrived yet? My son is ready to die, and he merely sits
around in her mansion. "Therese screamed violently.

While the two were arguing, Doctor Jennifer unexpectedly appeared. Her expression is solemn, as though
you can't even make her laugh with a joke. The doctor quickly inquired as to the nature of the argument.

"I am present. What's going on here?”

Therese answered instantaneously, without even thinking about what she was saying.

“You? Jennifer, are you the doctor your nurse is referring to? You are completely reckless! You should be
stripped of your license! Your patient is going to die. My daughter will die! But you're just chilling?”

"Mother, first relax; we'll take care of it," the doctor stated calmly.

Therese then reacted with teary eyes.

“Relax? Relax? how? Dr. Jennifer, have you ever lost a child? Can you relax if your daughter is in my
daughter's situation? You are not the one who will lose a child; thus, you have the right to say that!”

The nurse said something while they were arguing.

"Excuse me, Doc Jennifer. "This is urgent." Anne Garcia's Room operation."

"My boy! "If something awful happens to my son, I can ruin your reputation!" Therese exclaimed.

Doctor Jennifer said calmly in response.

"Mother, I'm not a God; I don't hold your child's life in my hands," I explain, "but as a doctor, I'll do
everything I can to save her."

The argument was then over.

Therese remained in the waiting room. They have begun the operation. The nurse was worried that they
wouldn't be able to save her, but doctor Jennifer was confident that nothing horrible would happen to the
patient entrusted to her.

"Doc," the nurse continued, "I know you're a good doctor, but in this case, it appears unlikely that she will
be saved."

"Let's simply trust nurse Martha; we'll do all in our ability to save her," Doc Jennifer said.

The patient's heartbeat stopped in the middle of the operation. They did everything to restore the
heartbeat, but they were unable. They gave up hope and removed their protection garments. Doc
Jennifer was about to exit the operating room and explain what had happened when its heartbeat
abruptly reappeared. They carried out the operation, which was a success. Dr. Jennifer then informed
Therese of the operation's outcome.

"Anne is well now, mother; if you have any further questions, don't worry; nurse Martha is here to answer
them all; I'm sorry, I'm in a rush," Doc Jennifer remarked.

"That doctor Jennifer is disrespectful; she should be telling my daughter's situation." Is she going to
leave again? What if she is needed? "What if someone needs her?" Therese wondered.

When nurse Martha overheard Therese's questioning and nasty statements, she didn't hesitate to confess
the truth.

"Uhm, ma'am, let us leave Dr. Jennifer alone." "The reality is that she was only here for a short time to
operate on your daughter, but for the time being, she has to return to her daughter's funeral, which she
did not save yesterday from the operation."

When she learned the truth, Therese's face flushed. She realized that having yesterday's dream was
preferable to having yesterday's nightmare.

Conclusion: This story teaches us a lot of things. First, this story tells us that we must first understand a
person's status before passing judgment on them. Why? Because judging without evidence is terrible.
Second, this story tells us not to lose patience because we don't always have to be the first or provide
service immediately. Finally, this story teaches us not to give up hope and to constantly maintain a
positive mindset.

Group 9

Members:

• Gian Tristan Valencia

• Neilshane Andal
• Prince Andrei Maralit