CHAOS IN THE ER

The ER was a whirlwind of hustle. Sufferers were pouring in, each with their own stories that demanded prompt attention. Nurses hustled between beds, records in hand, trying to manage the chaotic environment. Doctors labored tirelessly, stabilizing victims with a focused resolve. The crackled with anxiety, a palpable sensation that hung heavy the r

(from the letter dated 19 Oct 1947 to someone believer) [28] Marriage complications will often be really involved and subtle, and we Bahá’ís, being enlightened and progressive persons, should not wait, if It appears important or desirable, to turn to science for support in this sort of issues. If both you and your partner talked over your trou