Lady doctor complains about everything in rural community care, then realizes this | Short Film

Sitio Achaia is visited by a medical team to conduct their health services in the community.

As a trainee, Dr. Lucas had numerous complaints as soon as she arrived in the area. Her issues with the internet, the food, and the medical supplies she needed to function well have placed her in a more annoying situation.

Additionally, she was rude to the patients and did not care for the efforts of others who welcomed her. Dr. Lucas wished that the operations would soon end. She claimed she would be happier if she was assigned to a state-of-the-art hospital.

While Dr. Lucas continued her rant, her colleagues advised her to change her perspective to see a positive viewpoint.

The goodness that Dr. Lucas witnessed in how the people of Sitio Achaia helped and cared for each other softened her heart.

One of the residents of the community gave her a Bible to guide her, and she reciprocated by asking for an apology for her initial attitude. Dr. Giatros advised Dr. Lucas all along in regards to her provocative actions.

And as the health services team completed their operations, Dr. Lucas felt hesitant to leave. She thanked Dr. Giatros for keeping her on the team despite her unpleasant comments and intimidating complaints.

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