Room 314 and the Graduation Tickets for Hannah Morgan
Davis opened a fresh file folder and wrote my last name on the yellow tab with a black marker.
“You’ll stay right here on the pediatric ward for the next month of intensive care,” Ms.
Davis said.
“And after that month is over?” I asked.
“We’ll look for a specialized placement facility equipped for your needs,” Ms.
Davis said.
She uncapped a yellow highlighter and marked a long paragraph on her intake form.
“Most likely a medical group home on the other side of the state,” she said.