Today as usual, I packed my stuff and had breakfast and rushed straight to the maddet train station to catch the 7.30am train.

Got to the hospital. Punched the time and got the last night report on the patients in the register.

Patient semi private ward number 42 had a stroke last night. They managed to save his life by giving him an electric shock.

The other patients are generally OK. Except the one in 39. She has a minor fever with long time ailment of Parkinson.

At 8.45am, took a round to check up on the patients. Everything seems to be normal.

Received a sudden beep. Saw the message to come straight to the ward number 42, where the patient is having a high beat reading.

Got to the ward, found out the patient is in critical situation.

Called the doctor straight away. He came and instructed me to give the electric shockers. The doctor gave home 3 to 4 shocks. Still he didn't recover

He then asked me to pass him a syringe to control his heartbeat. No use as the sound of heart beep tool signalled that we have lost him.