Beginning
Meredith:
We teach residents, "when you hear hoofbeats, think horses, not zebras." It means that the most obvious answer is usually right. It keeps doctors from heading down the wrong path. It helps us stick to the truth. It helps us save lives. It's part of what makes me a good surgeon. When I hear hoofbeats, horses. I always think horses. Even when I shouldn't.
Ending
Things are not always what they appear to be. They're often an indicator of something bigger going on, deep underneath symptoms, red flags, warning signs, things we should pay attention to, things we shouldn't ever ignore, things that are bad, things that could really hurt us, things that it might just be too late to fix.
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Grey's Anatomy Voiceovers 2
Short StoryThis will have all voiceovers from each episode of Grey's Anatomy. Most are Meredith but some come from other characters as well. (Seasons 9-16)
