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Hello, Sullivan.
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Mr. Harper, I...
I know.
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Come along with me.
It's alright, Grace.
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How is she?
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We'll know this morning.
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Good morning, Mr. Harper.
Good morning.
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The doctor
is in Miss Kellerman's room.
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Thank you.
1:39:50
Good morning, Doctor.
Good morning.
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This is Mr. Sullivan.
1:39:52
Mr. Sullivan
How do you do?
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Is there any news?
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She's resting comfortably.
I think we were wise to offer it.
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Well, when will she be able to
leave the hospital?
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I don't know. I don't know.
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Mr. Harper,
I think I can speak plainly.
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Miss Kellerman's spine
has suffered
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a severe blow, what we called
a spinal cord hematoma,
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and we believe
the pressure, unfortunately,
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was no severance
to the nerve tracks.
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She will have to face
the possibility that
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she may not have the use
of her legs for sometime.
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Did you tell this to her?
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She insists on knowing.
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I saw no reason
of withholding from her.
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I'd rather she didn't
have any visitors right now.
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I understand. Thank you.
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I know how much of a blow
this is, Mr. Harper.
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But whatever sooner
possible to do,
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we'll do for her.
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The rest is up to Miss Kellerman.
Her own recuperative power,
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her health, her will.
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Thank you, Doctor.
I know we're in capable hands.
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Will check with you
later in the day.
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Very well.
1:40:49
Well I...
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Perhaps you would like to
sleep for a while.