Attention please. I would like to thank a very special group of people for making this possible. Without them, I couldn't have made it this far. They have made it possible to occupy most of my spare time with little to no effort at all. They were there for me when I needed them most. The support from this particular group is worth entirely more than just $8.99 a month. Thank you, Netflix group, for giving me 12 season's of emotional trauma, I mean "Grey's Anatomy"!

If you haven't seen this show yet, well you should. The bond I have with "Grey's Anatomy" is like nothing I've ever had before. It wasn't long before the original cast swept me away and had me hooked. Although I have spent many nights confused and mad, I will always come back to "Grey's Anatomy." Along with the frequent emotional breakdowns and cry sessions, I've also learned some really important life-long lessons that everyone should take into consideration.

1. Treat humans like humans!

I cannot stress enough how important this is. Regardless of gender, race, sexual orientation, or religion, the hospital staff treated everyone fairly and respectfully. As long as you were nice to them, they were nice to you. Every patient was treated how they should be. Like actual humans with actual feelings! If we could all learn to respect each other regardless of lifestyle as they do on "Grey's Anatomy," the world could be a much easier place to live in!

2. Always expect the unexpected always!

Never take a moment for granted. You may not ever get the opportunity again, so seize the moment. Remind the people you care for most how much you love and appreciate them. You could die from an airplane crash or electrocution at any given, unexpected time. Don't hold a grudge. Enjoy life, and simply carry on.

3. You, indeed, can move on from anything.

Anything is possible. You shouldn't count on anyone but yourself to carry yourself through unsteady life events. Don't dwell on what you could have done, and settle with what you did do. Trial and error. Take what happened as a lesson, learn from it, and grow. You only grow wise with experience.

4. Be straight up.

Don't try to hide anything. Lying only means more effort. If you're not happy in a marriage or not satisfied with a particular job, do something about it. Life is too short to live in regret. Be open and honest. No point in making yourself miserable trying to remember all the lies. More importantly, be honest with yourself.

5. Just have fun.

Laugh. Joke. Smile. It's okay to step aside from the real world every once in a while. Fit some time in your busy schedule for yourself. Don't be so serious all the time. Make sure to frequently do the things you enjoy most. Even if it means dancing in your underwear.