Prisoner of the Hospital Part 5

Mia's routine treatments continue, consisting of blank-faced nurses, cold rooms, flimsy gowns, needle sticks, and the manual wheelchair.

While Mia is in treatment, Dr. Ruben calls her mother to ask about something very important: switching Mia to inpatient! This means instead of 3-hour sessions a few days a week, Mia will live in the hospital temporarily. Of course, this appeals to Marie, especially since he poses it for the cause of the treatment.

She's dropped off at the hospital, although she has no idea! Mia has slept through the entire trade-off.

She had to change out of her clothes and into a flimsy, white hospital gown. Mia shivered- the open-backed gown did nothing to help with the chilly air.

Then, Dr. Ruben arrived unexpectedly. He swapped out Mia's independent motorized wheelchair for a manual hospital wheelchair. It made her dependent on the staff.

Observation and testing..observation and testing....

Mia's routine treatments continue, consisting of blank-faced nurses, cold rooms, flimsy gowns, needle sticks, and the manual wheelchair.

While Mia is in treatment, Dr. Ruben calls her mother to ask about something very important: switching Mia to inpatient! This means instead of 3-hour sessions a few days a week, Mia will live in the hospital temporarily. Of course, this appeals to Marie, especially since he poses it for the cause of the treatment.

She's dropped off at the hospital, although she has no idea! Mia has slept through the entire trade-off.

She had to change out of her clothes and into a flimsy, white hospital gown. Mia shivered- the open-backed gown did nothing to help with the chilly air.

Then, Dr. Ruben arrived unexpectedly. He swapped out Mia's independent motorized wheelchair for a manual hospital wheelchair. It made her dependent on the staff.

Observation and testing..observation and testing....