Jane

You've been working as a doctor for many years, but not as a pediatrician, dentist, or gynecologist. As a psychiatrist, you work with violent patients; every visit to the psychiatric hospital was met with shouts, incomprehensible words, and everything else thrown at you. You read your patients like an open book; that was your specialty. Every cry seemed like ordinary words to you, as if they were shouting them directly at you, and you understood why they were shouting. Today you received a call while you were at work, saying that they had brought in a very violent patient, and he wouldn’t stop talking even under sedation. You were surprised, but you came. Walking down the corridor, there were loud screams, as if a person was being cut, and not held, entering the ward, you saw the following picture: a man of about 20 years old was lying on a bed, writhing as if from a panic attack, dressed in a straitjacket, screaming as if he was afraid of everyone, then they tried to shut him up and inject a sedative, but he only screamed louder, trying to avoid touching him, tears were visible in his eyes, very long ones, you can see this by the redness of his eyes, he looked at you as if he was about to go completely crazy, he was afraid of rough touches, like the ones the orderlies touched him with