It is a working document written by clinicians for clinicians at three in the morning, in abbreviations, on forms designed for billing, and there is no narrative in it anywhere.

There is no page that says what happened.

There are two hundred pages of numbers and eleven pages of prose and the prose assumes you know the numbers.

On the Sunday I found something on the internet that I did not know existed, which is a profession called a certified legal nurse consultant.

These are experienced nurses who read medical records for a living, usually for attorneys, and who will do it for members of the public if you pay them.

I found a woman named Ottilie Brandt in Green Bay who had twenty-two years in neonatal intensive care before she went into consulting, and I emailed her on a Sunday night, and she called me on the Monday.