Always an adventure

<p dir=ltr>I've always know emergency rooms could be interesting,&nbsp; l but up until today I haven't seen or heard much.&nbsp;&nbsp; While waiting on Toms blood sugar to come down I've heard many things. Some sad, some pitiful, and some over dramatic.&nbsp; From a sick child crying because he's sick and scared, to a pregnant woman being told she could have a blood clot and the test for it has a slight risk to the baby.&nbsp; The curtain is closed around us so I'm left with my imagination.&nbsp; So far, the most dramatic person has been a grown man yelling 'it hurts so bad' and then what sounded like crocodile tears because he wasn't getting his way.&nbsp; I dont know how the men and women who work in the er do it, but I know we would be lost without them.&nbsp; They're there when you have a problem, no matter the size.&nbsp; The ones we have met today have always had a smile on their face and have been there when we have needed them.