Prisoner of the Hospital Part 5
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- Why do they keep it so cold in here? I wish they would give me a blanket.
- Hi, Mrs. Calmo...Yes, Mia's fine...I just wanted to ask permission to switch Mia to inpatient. ..Living in the hospital...Yes. I think it would better suit her treatment...Thank you. I'll fax the papers over...Thanks. Bye!
- Hello?...Oh, Dr. Ruben! Is Mia okay?...Sorry, what does that mean?...Oh, right...I think that will be okay. Less work for me! Just kidding. I'm not a bad mom...Wonderful...Goodbye!
- 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.
- This should make it easier for your nurse to move you.
- 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....
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