By my eighteenth day in the hospital, the casts still hadn’t come off, but I had begun taking my medication on schedule.
Dr. Morgan checked in on me every afternoon. Sometimes we talked for half an hour, and sometimes for a full hour. Gradually, I began to say more.
I no longer weighed every word, ready to swallow it the moment someone looked displeased.
For the first time, I was truly talking.
I told her about my fear, my anger, and the things I had
never shared with anyone.
“I think something was already wrong while I was
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