R Kant Sharma

I spend most of my days over at Patel Hospital in Civil Lines. If you've ever been to Jalandhar, you know that area is always moving. I’ve been working out of this spot for a good while, and it’s become a second home. It’s not like I have some grand office with leather chairs or anything like that. It’s just a practical space where I get things done. Dealing with the hospital environment means things are always a bit hectic, but you get used to the pace after a couple of weeks. There’s always someone waiting or a phone ringing somewhere down the hall. I try to keep my head down and focus on the person in front of me. Civil Lines is a nice part of town, but the parking can be a real headache some days. I usually grab a tea from the stall nearby when I get a five-minute break. It’s just me, R Kant Sharma, trying to keep up with the daily flow of people coming in with their problems. Some days are longer than others, especially when the weather is bad and everyone is running late. I don’t really think about it too much, I just show up and do what needs doing. It’s a busy life, but it’s what I know. Jalandhar has a way of keeping you on your toes, especially around the hospital area where everything is fast and people are always in a hurry to get their results.