English lessons about healthcare

I moved here last month with two bags.

Every night, I walk for twenty minutes.

Last night, I stared at my screen.

Today a stranger held the door for me.

I wake up early today.

The night shift ended at six.

The first coffee is my small ritual.

My alarm rings at six on Saturday.

She looked scared before the procedure.

I look out the small window.

Tonight I think about a small patient.

I explained the care steps to her.

I used to look at my friends' lives.

Tonight I think about all the yeses I gave too fast.

I explained home care to a worried daughter yesterday.

Every evening I take the same route home.

My hand finds the warm cup.

The day is finally over.

I held the truth for months.

I held my question inside for days.

I chop onions and my eyes water.

Tonight I thought about the word no.

Tonight I think about my small win.

I called my mother tonight after work.

After the visit, I thought about how I explained things.

It's Saturday morning, and the market is alive.

Looking down from the plane window.

I held that truth for so long.

The hotel room looks small now.

I saw the patient was very nervous.

I sat across from her, holding my cup.

I woke up to a window full of fog.

I kept a small lie for months.

I called my mother tonight.

I step outside and the cold hits my face.

I open my suitcase on the bed.

I called the patient's daughter yesterday.

Yesterday I helped a family understand home care.

I used to measure my worth by others.

I am in the kitchen.

I work in a hospital.

I stared at the code for hours.

I wake up before the alarm.

I finished a hard email today.

I tried to fix a toy robot.

A stranger helped me today.

Rain hits my window.

I stood on the platform as the train arrived.

Today I fixed a small bug in the system.

I saw the patient was nervous.