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One night in hospital

Tonka

Well-known member
http://www.elsiglodedurango.com.mx/noticia/301566.una-noche-en-el-hospital.html
Spanish to English translation

One night in hospital

By: Daniel Estrada / El Siglo De Durango / Durango, Dgo. - February 10, 2011.

Night comes, and with this cold, families prefer to be home, "as warm, but not everyone can, some people have to spend the night huddled in the hospital waiting room or outside, resigned to the possible loss of a loved one or the hope of recovery.


Conditions. There are people who do not get food all day, and being aware of their patients, bring a bag.

The ER of the General Hospital is a place where no one ever goes, however, is always full. There, the ambulance sirens do not stop to listen and receive continuous ramp taxis and motor units that come with patients that require prompt attention.

The picture of the place is distressing, but at night is bleak. Old, women with babies in arms, children scamper around, without really knowing why they are there and even people who already know and greet them by name with the nurses and guards, have spent much time there...
 
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