Meredith: We're trained to be vigilant to chase down the problem, to ask all the right questions, to find the root cause, until we know exactly what it is. And we can confront it. It takes an extreme amount of caution. Or we can overstep ourselves. We can create problems where none exists.
Our intentions are always pure. We always want to do what's right. But we also have the drive to push boundaries. So we're in danger of taking things too far. We're told to "do no harm" while we're trained to cut you open with a knife. So we do things when we should have left well enough alone. Because it's hard to admit when there's no problem to treat, to let it alone. Before we make it so much worse. Before we cause such terrible damage.
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