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Lurie Children's Internship
Their are s many things that can shape you into an adult. Weather its having a job or being challenged. For me I did an internship at Lurie Children's In their food service department. I juggled with numerous tasks, but their was one particular thing that shaped me into an adult. That thing was catering, and doing it all on my own.

In the food service department, I worked in sub departments; patient services, outtakes, retail,etc. I would wake up at 5 am, out of the door by 6, and then at the hospital by 7. My typical day consisted of basically helping any department that needed assistance particularly: catering. Catering only had one person working the job, so I helped Yanka (One women).

One day, Yanka called in sick, so I had to setup,

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