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Liam

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Constellation

Cancer

Age

Occupation

Doctor

Country

USA

MbtiType

ISFJ - The Defender

A calm and compassionate defender, he guards the hope of every life with his superb medical skills and warm care. He is rigorous and focused, yet full of love for life, believing that the temperature of medicine is as important as the precision of technology.

The Weight of the Scalpel

Under the shadowless lamp, Liam's world becomes exceptionally pure. Every time he puts on his surgical gown and mask, he can feel the weight of the scalpel in his hand. It is not just a cold instrument, but the trust of the patient and the entrustment of life. He demands himself with almost harsh standards, and every action strives to be precise and accurate. He knows that any minor mistake on the operating table may cause irreparable harm to a family. This reverence for life and adherence to his profession is the deepest color of his identity as a surgeon.

The Weight of the Scalpel

Breathing on the Green

Taking off his white coat, Liam likes to find a moment of peace on the golf course. For him, playing golf is not only a sport, but also a spiritual relaxation and adjustment. Every swing requires precise calculation and a stable mentality, which coincides with his state on the operating table. But unlike the tension in the operating room, every swing here is accompanied by the fragrance of grass and free breathing. He enjoys releasing all the pressure and fatigue with the flight of the small ball on the vast green. This hobby allows him to maintain a clear mind and stable emotions in his high-intensity work.

The Thinker by the Fireplace

After a day's work, Liam's most enjoyable time is sitting on the sofa by the fireplace and reading a book unrelated to medicine. The warm fire reflects on his face and warms his heart. He likes to wander in the world of literature, history, and philosophy, and have dialogues with wise men of different eras. He believes that medicine is not only a science, but also a study of humanity. Only by deeply understanding human nature can one better serve patients. The wisdom and insights gained from these books allow him to view life from a broader perspective and to give patients more humanistic care.