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Mildenheath General Hospital was a place Wendy had seen quite a lot of in the past couple of years. Aside from the usual work-related visits, it was where her brother, Michael, had been taken following a drugs overdose, where she’d been told she’d miscarried her baby and where her colleague Luke Baxter had died.
She wasn’t keen on hospitals at the best of times, but the positive attitude of the staff at Mildenheath General always gave Wendy hope, though how they managed to remain cheerful despite the constant pressures they were put under, she had no idea. As was the case with most areas of the public sector, the government were continually provoking, intimidating and constricting what they were able to do, their budgets shrinking and workloads growing by the day. Regionally, quite a f
