Room 314 and the Graduation Tickets for Hannah Morgan
She tapped the first pamphlet, which showed a brick building with a wide concrete wheelchair ramp.
A yellow school bus sat parked by the front glass doors.
“This is a residential medical facility in Cleveland,” Evelyn said.
Cleveland was a four-hour drive north of Oakwood on the interstate.
I picked up the brochure and saw photos of plain twin beds lined up in a large room.
The caption under the photo mentioned shared bathrooms and strict visiting hours.
“They have a bed opening up on Tuesday morning,” she said.