I was still wearing a hospital wristband when my mother signed me out against medical advice.
The nurse stood between us and the elevator, her voice firm but increasingly desperate.
« Her oxygen levels are still unstable. »
My mother ignored her.
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I was still wearing a hospital wristband when my mother signed me out against medical advice.
The nurse stood between us and the elevator, her voice firm but increasingly desperate.
« Her oxygen levels are still unstable. »
My mother ignored her.
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