Critical Condition
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She pushed through the doors to the ER and saw Jason, the ER day-shift desk clerk, sitting at his usual place behind the nurses’ station, playing a handheld video game as he lounged in a well-padded office chair.
“Have you seen Nora?” she asked, scanning the patient board. Still slow. Only two patients, both marked as discharged. Gina took a banana nut mini-muffin from the basket in front of Jason and crammed it whole into her mouth, unable to resist. It took everything she had to fight the urge... to grab the entire basket and gobble them all down. So much for calm and confident.
“She and Jim Lazarov just headed out to triage. How’s Jerry?”
Gina choked on a last swallow of muffin, forcing it down even though it gouged her throat. “A little better. I guess.”
“Remember that news guy who got hit in Iraq? They removed like half his skull, but a year later, he’s walking and talking and back doing the news.”
It was the same kind of miracle story everyone kept sharing with her.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She pushed through the doors to the ER and saw Jason, the ER day-shift desk clerk, sitting at his usual place behind the nurses’ station, playing a handheld video game as he lounged in a well-padded office chair.
“Have you seen Nora?” she asked, scanning the patient board. Still slow. Only two patients, both marked as discharged. Gina took a banana nut mini-muffin from the basket in front of Jason and crammed it whole into her mouth, unable to resist. It took everything she had to fight the urge... to grab the entire basket and gobble them all down. So much for calm and confident.
“She and Jim Lazarov just headed out to triage. How’s Jerry?”
Gina choked on a last swallow of muffin, forcing it down even though it gouged her throat. “A little better. I guess.”
“Remember that news guy who got hit in Iraq? They removed like half his skull, but a year later, he’s walking and talking and back doing the news.”
It was the same kind of miracle story everyone kept sharing with her.
What to read after Critical Condition?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cj Lyons to read onlineMoreLess
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