The Warrior: The La Tuna Fire

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Warrior is one of the best words that can be used to introduce physician. As it is described in the dictionary, warrior means brave or experienced soldier or fighter. Yes, physicians are real soldiers, people who are in unique, and tangible relationship with their patients’ lives. These people are not fighting for earning subjects, they fight patiently to save others. When we talk about saving lives immediately firefighters come to our mind. It is very true that these individuals risk their lives to save others, but there also is a perspective that they have a beginning and ending point of their mission. Last weekend we had a wildfire going on in our neighborhood, the La Tuna Fire which starts on Friday and ends on Sunday. I was witness how

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