Global Multispeciality Hospital

We spend most of our days here at 3rd Cross Matadakani in Urwa. It’s a busy little corner of the world. Global Multispeciality Hospital isn't some fancy glass building you'd see in a magazine; it's a place where people from the neighborhood show up when they aren't feeling right. The mornings usually start early. You can hear the sounds of the street outside while we're getting things ready inside. The hallway is narrow and there is always someone waiting. We know the regulars by name now. It’s funny how you get used to the smell of disinfectant and the sound of the fans humming. Living and working around Urwa means we see the same faces at the tea stall nearby. Sometimes the power goes out for a bit and we just have to manage. It’s just how things go. We keep the files in stacks and try to keep up with the paperwork, which never seems to end. The chairs in the waiting area are a bit worn down from years of use, but they do the job. People come in with all sorts of problems, and we just try to get through the day one patient at a time. It’s a lot of walking back and forth between the rooms. By the time evening rolls around and the lights on 3rd Cross flicker on, we’re usually pretty tired. But then we do it all again the next day.