Guddu Clinic

Up here in Ujhani, we run Guddu Clinic. It’s a small operation, really. Just a few rooms where we see people from around Ujhani who aren't feeling their best. I’ve been helping out here for a bit, and it’s mostly the same faces coming through the door. We aren't one of those places with a huge website or a bunch of social media pages. People usually just hear about us from their family or friends. The clinic is right in the heart of Ujhani, so it’s easy for most folks to walk over. Some days are slow, giving us time to clean up and organize the supplies. Other days, the small waiting room is full before we even unlock the front door. We keep things basic. There’s a desk, some chairs, and the exam rooms in the back. It’s a bit old-fashioned, maybe, but it’s how things have always been done here. We don't use much fancy jargon when we talk to people. We just listen to what's wrong and try to help out. Living and working in Ujhani means you see your patients at the market or on the street too. It’s that kind of place. We don't have a big corporate office telling us what to do. It’s just us here, making sure the clinic stays open for the community. It’s honest work, and it keeps us busy enough throughout the week. There is always something to do around the clinic.