English lessons about healthcare

I feel good about my daily stretching habit.

The day is almost over now.

My shoes hit the path.

My shoes hit the pavement.

I had to explain care steps clearly.

I spent long hours on that email today.

Today, I met a patient feeling very anxious.

Last month, I almost walked away from my project.

Tomorrow is a big day for me.

I call my mom every Sunday night.

I saw the last leaf fall today.

We sat with our cups in the soft light.

Today I ran again after months.

Today is the last day.

Tomorrow is my first day at the hospital.

I was nervous before the visit.

I look out the small window.

I tied my shoes this morning.

I planted a small seed today.

Last night I thought of my old nursing teacher.

Yesterday I had to admit a small mistake.

Tonight I thought about the word no.

I found an old photo in my drawer.

Rain taps the window like a soft drum.

My hand finds the warm cup.

I put on my old shoes today.

I sit by the window.

Today is the last day of this trip.

Today I sat with my laptop, frustrated.

I look out the small window.

I typed the wrong time in the email.

The last leaf is still on the tree.

I carried a heavy bag for weeks.

Her name sat in my inbox.

Tonight I saw a friend's big news.

I sent the email with a typo.

Tonight I watched the last leaf fall.

I haven't slept all night.

I pack my bag for a new place.

My shoes feel new after two months.

I think of Mrs. Chen tonight.

Tonight I heard that song again.

It is late, and I am thinking about Mrs. Sato.

Every night, I write three good things.

The cup is warm in my hands.

We met at the old café, the one with the crooked chairs.

I held the truth for years.

I stand in the kitchen alone.

My hand hovers over the door handle.

The bus door closed right in my face.