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"
That
s
good
news
,
then
?
"
Aunt
Diane
asks
.
"
I
mean
if
she
can
breathe
on
her
own
,
then
she
ll
wake
up
soon
?
"
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The
social
worker
gives
a
practiced
sympathetic
nod
.
"
It
s
a
good
step
if
she
can
breathe
on
her
own
.
373
It
shows
her
lungs
are
healing
and
her
internal
injuries
are
stabilizing
.
The
question
mark
is
still
the
brain
contusions
.
"
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"
Why
is
that
?
"
Cousin
Heather
interrupts
.
375
"
We
don
t
know
when
she
will
wake
up
on
her
own
,
or
the
extent
of
the
damage
to
her
brain
.
These
first
twenty
-
four
hours
are
the
most
critical
and
Mia
is
getting
the
best
possible
care
.
"
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"
Can
we
see
her
?
"
Gramps
asks
.
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The
social
worker
nods
.
"
That
s
why
I
m
here
.
I
think
it
would
be
good
for
Mia
to
have
a
short
visit
.
Just
one
or
two
people
.
"
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"
We
ll
go
,
"
Gran
says
,
stepping
forward
.
Gramps
is
by
her
side
.
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"
Yes
,
that
s
what
I
thought
,
"
the
social
worker
says
.
"
We
won
t
be
long
,
"
she
says
to
the
rest
of
the
family
.
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The
three
of
them
walk
down
the
hall
in
silence
.
In
the
elevator
,
the
social
worker
attempts
to
prepare
my
grandparents
for
the
sight
of
me
,
explaining
the
extent
of
my
external
injuries
,
which
look
bad
,
but
are
treatable
.
It
s
the
internal
injuries
that
they
re
worried
about
,
she
says
.