At 104 Degrees My Baby Was Burning Up, and the Doctor Said New Mothers Panic Over Nothing. Then My Seven-Year-Old Lifted Her Teddy Bear and Asked to Tell Him What Grandma Had Really Been Doing
My mother-in-law screamed about her reputation and her standing and her innocence.
My husband stammered a string of half-sentences that did not add up to a single whole excuse.
It did not matter.
Both of them were placed in handcuffs and walked out of that clinic, charged with endangering a child, and with conspiring together to do it.
Chapter 14 — The Third Morning
Toby was admitted straight to the pediatric intensive care unit.
I will not walk you through those hours, because there are no words I want to keep for them.