Vinto, Bolivia
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A moment in the operating room.
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Great photo.
Hope you were not operating and taking a selfie 🙂
Hehe, no I was not doing the procedure. Just helping out. 🙂
🙂 🙂
Which branch of medicine are you in? Surgery… hence the scalpel?
I’m actually in internal medicine and have limited surgical skills, but when I was volunteering in Bolivia I helped out in the OR. I wasn’t doing the procedure, obviously. 🙂
🙂
What a great photo!
Such important work goes on in the O.R. Life-changing, life-saving……miracles.
Hugs, Pam
Great photo! I have to say, though, the subject matter made me a tad nervous, lol. But I know that an operating room is a “studio” where great “artists” do their best creations, so I keep that in mind. 🙂 Hope you have a wonderful Friday, Phoebe — TGIF!!!