It's strange to work in an hospital. You know, in a room there's a father holding his son for the first time, in another room there's a son holding his father for the last time.And then in another room there's a guy with a remote stuck in the anus. It's the circle of life.- Anonymous internet post
It's been months since I started working in the hospital. It has been amazingly boring most of the times, because the Korean medical system has a mandatory internship period of one year, in which the interns act on menial doctor jobs around different specialties departments and learn about the hospital system.
I'm not to say that I did not learn anything. I am learning very much about how a modern hospital operates, and how doctors are to see patients in such conditions. However, it is rather boring. It might get very much exciting as I head into residency, but I still have no clue what God wants from me.
One thing nice about being busy is that I do not have much time to think or worry about anything in life.
In any case, the hospital is indeed a magical place. It is a weird place indeed. I'm still trying to find how I would fit in.
