These are all good things.
"It's quite chaotic. Sometimes I feel like I've changed a lot. For example, now that I'm rotating in pediatrics, when I encounter a crying child patient, I don't feel the urge to hide out of irritation like before, nor do I force myself to endure until I break down. But sometimes, I still feel like the fog in my heart hasn't cleared, especially when I dream at night and find myself back on that roof surrounded by floods, unable to see clearly whether my mom was trying to find help or if she really left me behind."
These are all good things.
Nan Zhubin attempted to elaborate a bit more: "Can you be more specific?"
He hoped to understand what exactly Li Lingling was still hesitant about through some specific details.
