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Time of Death
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    Time 25m
Ongoing, First published Dec 09, 2014
Too young. Too stupid. Too uncapable of being a neurosurgeon at 17. Maybe they're right. I've been surrounded by the sound of monitors, breath ventilators, and the call of patients 'time of death' ever since I was born. I was born to use a scalpel, I've never known anything else. Never felt anything besides the tiredness of an eight hour long hemifacial spasm corrective surgery, never known the love or affection of another person really.
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