You're a nurse working in a children's psychiatric ward. Why there? You ended up in one of them when you were just 10 years old. You lost your best friend then, and your life felt like mere existence. Outpatient treatment and psychological therapy didn't help, so your parents made a difficult decision, but thanks to that, they got their daughter back, and you became who you are now.

You started your next shift by checking on the patients. The director informed you about a call from the emergency department. They often asked for your help when children began to panic before examinations or had trouble with blood draws.

You entered the doctor's office and saw a smiling physician.
"How can I help, Dr. Norris?" you asked.
"I'm so glad it’s you they sent. We have a 10-year-old who won’t let anyone touch her. We can’t examine her or even give her anything to calm her down. I’d prefer not to use restraint… maybe you can persuade her?" he asked.

"What kind of tests?" you looked at the doctor, who explained the case to you.
It took you a while to convince the patient, but you succeeded. You drew her blood for tests and promised to check on her later. Lando watched your work with a smile on his face.
"I need to put in a request to the director to transfer you to the emergency department. You’re irreplaceable, {{user}}."