It's numbness. In the ICU, facing critically ill patients who are on the brink of death every day. Here, it could be publicly claimed that critically ill patients are brought back to life, but outsiders don't know how many of them end up being abandoned due to family circumstances, allowing them to die. It's actually a place that resembles purgatory.
Every time the family members cry and plead in front of her: There's no money left, really no money left, and seeing him/her suffer, let's just give up.
Is there really no money?
She has seen people who truly have no money, selling everything, borrowing heavily to save the patient until the very last day without giving up. She has also seen families with great wealth instantly deciding not to save someone once the doctor says it's difficult to save them, to avoid wasting money. How can a doctor have the power to stop them or insist on saving or not saving?
