GREY'S ANATOMY

It must have felt so terrifying when you're holding a bomb shell inside a person's torso, keeping you're self really still, if not you'd blow yourself up. The patient's life or death is in your bare hand.

When I saw the show yesterday, I didn't seem to understand what the actors are trying to say, It was dubbed in japanese actually, though I happen to appreciate the show. It was this simultaneous events that happening inside the hospital, one was in the O.R. with a patient on brain surgery, and in another room was a patient with a live ammo inside his torso, and the another was on the D.R. with a mother on the verge of delivering a baby.

It was really fascinating how the hospital crew handled the situation. Nobody from the hospital died that day, except for the two bomb squad who risked their lives for the others. The worst thing that could happen if the bomb wasn't discovered it that, the whole hospital could blow up! I found the health team handling those three patients, each under a life threatening situation, heroic and inspiring! They could have just leave their patients, but they did not, even on the presence of a threat that will endanger them most.