Opening monologue: Meredith Grey
There's this thing that happens when people find out you're a doctor..
they stop seeing you as a person and begin to see you as something bigger than you are.
They have to see us that way, as Gods. Otherwise we're just like everyone else.
Unsure, flawed, normal..
So we act strong, we remain stoic, we hide the fact that we are all too human.
Closing monologue: Meredith Grey
Patients see us as Gods..
or they see us as monsters.
But the fact is, we're just people.
We screw up, we lose our way.
Even the best of us have our off days.
Still, we move forward.
We don't rest on our laurels or celebrate the lives we saved in the past..
because there's always some other patient that needs our help.
So we force ourselves to keep trying, to keep learning.
In the hope that maybe, someday, we'll come just a little bit closer to the Gods..
our patients need us to be.
There's this thing that happens when people find out you're a doctor..
they stop seeing you as a person and begin to see you as something bigger than you are.
They have to see us that way, as Gods. Otherwise we're just like everyone else.
Unsure, flawed, normal..
So we act strong, we remain stoic, we hide the fact that we are all too human.
Closing monologue: Meredith Grey
Patients see us as Gods..
or they see us as monsters.
But the fact is, we're just people.
We screw up, we lose our way.
Even the best of us have our off days.
Still, we move forward.
We don't rest on our laurels or celebrate the lives we saved in the past..
because there's always some other patient that needs our help.
So we force ourselves to keep trying, to keep learning.
In the hope that maybe, someday, we'll come just a little bit closer to the Gods..
our patients need us to be.
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