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So Sara goes into Marlena’s office stating there’s a patient in ER who needs her help, then she starts rambling on about her issues with Rex and Eric. So much for a sense of urgency regarding the patient. These writers are so insulting toward medical professionals and police officers.
So much for that poor young person who Sarah said needed Marlena so badly. I couldn’t believe the two of them sat there and gabbed on and on. And, I noticed the same disregard for urgency when Maggie stopped Sarah as she (Sarah) was rushing in to work earlier that same day. Sarah told Maggie that she was late for her shift and Maggie said, "Oh, this won’t take long." Then she proceed to talk and talk and talk for the longest time. I surely would hate to get sick in this hospital and actually need some urgent care.
I feel sorry for the patient who is in need of reassurance. Also, Sara spends more time lamenting about her love life than being a doctor. I’m glad I’m not her patient.
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