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LOVE AND PANIC
dr. baran al-hashimi.
“maybe i’m just not better than this.”
you were strolling around the place, clipboard in hand. everything was going smooth and fine, but it was too fine.
you pass by a familiar room, curtains closed, door closed, you felt like your gut just told you to check on it.
once you opened the door and pushed the curtains away, everything changed.
you were met with your patient, the vitals monitor closed — not connected. eyes closed, they were peaceful.. too peaceful.
you dropped your clipboard on the nearest table quick, “hey, uhm.. ms smith?” you said, slight disbelief in your tone.
you never got a response, just to be more safe — you even checked if the patient was reactive to pain. no. they were not.
“holy shi-“
“hey! i need help in here!” you immediately shouted out the door, and suddenly staff rushed in.
“what happened?” you heard santos’ voice ask. laced with seriousness and disbelief. “uh- i- i don’t know, i just came in here.” you didn’t know what to say, but you knew it was your fault.
“shit.” one of them says, as you tried to help as well but you were just useless.
princess quickly moved as the monitor flickered to life as the leads were secured.
and it was very, severely bad.
“heart rate is 40.” she said, as you mentally cursed yourself. you already felt your chest tighten but you fought through it.
“start compressions.” you heard dr robby’s voice loud. shook you to the core, as this time you finally weren’t useless, you started compressions.
you moved without thinking, hands locking into position as you started compressions. the bed shifted slightly under the force, the rhythm immediately taking over the room.
“compressions good — keep going,” you heard dr al-hashimi’s voice.
the monitor finally fully lit up now that the leads were on properly. numbers began to stabilize into something readable—but not good.
“blood pressure is 78 over 46,” whitaker said, voice tight.
“oxygen is 86% and dropping.”
“heart rate is 32… now 28,” he added after a beat.
your arms didn’t stop.
“prepare the defib,” santos had said sharply.
there was a sudden shift in the room — fast, controlled chaos. the crash cart rolled closer, the pads being ripped open.
“pads on,” a nurse called. “charging.”
“still no pulse on check,” you told them, voice half breaking and half determined.
your focus narrowed to the rhythm of compressions, the count in your head, the weight of what you walked into.
“charging to two hundred,”
“clear the patient!”
hands lifted.
a sharp jolt.
the body reacted slightly—then nothing changed.
your breath hitched without you meaning it to.
“resume compressions.”
you didn’t hesitate.
back into rhythm. faster now, like time itself was running out of patience.
“heart rate is 18…” dr al-hashimi said quietly.
a pause.
“…it’s dropping again.”
the room felt tighter.
“come on,” whitaker muttered under their breath.
you pressed harder, arms burning, guilt screaming louder than anything else in your head.
if i had checked earlier…
“pulse check,” dr robby ordered.
hands lifted off.
silence for a beat too long.
“no pulse.”
another round started immediately.
your arms were shaking now, but you didn’t stop. the rhythm blurred into instinct, into something you didn’t have to think about anymore.
“heart rate is 12…” princess said, voice barely above a whisper.
a pause.
“…it’s barely holding.”
“come on,” someone said again, quieter this time.
the room felt different now. still moving, still working—but something had shifted. urgency was still there, but hope was thinning at the edges.
“prepare another shock,” santos said.
the pads were checked again. hands moved fast, practiced, precise.
“charging.”
you kept compressing.
“if we get any rhythm at all, we push it,” she added.
the machine beeped steadily — too steady for what was happening.
“charge complete.”
“clear.”
your hands lifted again with everyone else.
the shock hit.
the body tensed slightly —
then fell back into stillness.
the monitor didn’t improve.
“resume compressions.”
you did.
but slower now, like something in the room was starting to weigh on everyone equally.
“pulse check,” dr robby said again.
hands lifted.
the pause stretched longer than before.
no one needed to say it immediately.
“…no pulse.”
silence followed—not loud, but heavy.
dr robby exhaled shakily.
“again,” you heard santos try, but it didn’t carry the same certainty anymore.
dr al-hashimi looked at the monitor, then at the team.
a long beat passed.
“we’ve done everything we can,” she said quietly.
no one argued.
the compressions stopped.
the room didn’t empty — but it went still in a different way now. like the air itself had changed.
the monitor continued for a moment, as if it hadn’t caught up yet.
then it flattened completely.
a single unbroken line.
“…time of death,” princess said, after a pause. “4:12.”
“i’m sorry.” you finally stopped, lifting your hands off the chest of the deceased woman.
your chest was so tight that you might pass out on scene, your vision was going away.
it was so hot yet you were shaking, your legs felt weak. you were sweating.. cold sweat.
“you should’ve paid attention.” you heard santos’ voice, disappointed.
you heard ringing in your ears, but you still fought to not be bothered by it.
“as much as i do not want to say it, this is .. your patient. and you’re responsible.” this time, dr robby had told you.
the others just stood there in silence, bowing their head in honoring.
you swallowed but it hurt, it felt like there was a big bruise in your throat.
and finally, you felt it. like something clicked in your head, you just couldn’t take it anymore.
“i’m sorry.” you said, tired and silent. quickly and weakly exiting the room.
holding yourself to not fall on the ground, and finally — reaching the bathroom.
you almost didn’t have the strength to push the door open but you did.
and you went into the closest stall, locked yourself and let yourself slide down the door.
sobbing, as you closed your eyes and hoped it’ll end.
everything was closing up, and finally — you were gone.
after about a minute, you woke up. on a bed, still in the er.
the lights were bright, too bright.
you heard chatters from outside, beeping from the monitor.
you didn’t pass out did you?
before you even got to speak, the door had opened to dr al-hashimi.
“hey, you’re awake. you passed out in the bathroom we had to use a key.” she said, a soft chuckle at the end to break the ice.
“i’m sorry.” you once apologized but she waved her hand, dismissing it.
“for what? i know that dr santos and dr robby’s words really got into your head, but trust me,” she said, putting her hand on top of yours.
“it really really isn’t your fault. people die. and you can’t fight that.” al-hashimi’s voice was soothing, that finally you let out a deep sigh.
“are you okay?” she asked you, “y-yeah. really.” you answered her, forcing yourself to nod.
“don’t lie to me.” she told you, narrowing her eyes on you.
“i’m okay.” you repeated. as finally, she took it and believed you.
“you know, when i first experienced my patient dying on me, i, too had a panic attack.” she shared, chuckling to herself.
“i guess were the same.” you said, earning a smile from her.
“anyway, if you are feeling bad or atleast a small thing that isn’t normal — tell me. i’m always with you. just tell me, okay?” she gently scolded and reminded you.
you nodded, you’ve never seen her this overprotective of you, but you felt safe.
she sighed, looking away before finally turning back to you and saying, “.. i love you.”
rubbing her thumb on your knuckles, as she smiled softly to you. “i.. love you too.” you returned to her, as she gave you a warming kiss on the forehead.
“i’ll see you later love, do not move.” dr al-hashimi said, as she gave you one last smile before closing the lights for you and closing the curtains before finally, leaving.
and at that moment, you know you’ve won a lottery with that woman.