A Perfect Hero
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Several patients were going home, in time for the weekend, and they needed their notes writing up and drugs fetched from the pharmacy ready for their discharge.
Barry Warner had had a rotten night, and was desperately depressed. Clare did her best to cheer him up, but he was sullen and uncommunicative. The physiotherapist, Sue Matthews, could hardly get him to co-operate, and Michael spent some time with him reviewing his injuries and explaining the various stages of his rehabilitation. Even he ...gave up in the end.
‘Said he should have broken his neck—today I’m inclined to agree with him,’ he said in a rare moment of criticism. ‘Ungrateful young fool—he doesn’t seem to realise how lucky he’s been. He should make a full recovery provided that tib and fib unite OK, and there’s every chance they will. Really, I could hit him!’ ‘Unfortunately we don’t have anyone worse off we can put him near—that often works wonders,’ Mary O’Brien said sagely. ‘Do you have time for a cup of coffee before you go back to Clinic, Michael?’ He shook his head.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Several patients were going home, in time for the weekend, and they needed their notes writing up and drugs fetched from the pharmacy ready for their discharge.
Barry Warner had had a rotten night, and was desperately depressed. Clare did her best to cheer him up, but he was sullen and uncommunicative. The physiotherapist, Sue Matthews, could hardly get him to co-operate, and Michael spent some time with him reviewing his injuries and explaining the various stages of his rehabilitation. Even he ...gave up in the end.
‘Said he should have broken his neck—today I’m inclined to agree with him,’ he said in a rare moment of criticism. ‘Ungrateful young fool—he doesn’t seem to realise how lucky he’s been. He should make a full recovery provided that tib and fib unite OK, and there’s every chance they will. Really, I could hit him!’ ‘Unfortunately we don’t have anyone worse off we can put him near—that often works wonders,’ Mary O’Brien said sagely. ‘Do you have time for a cup of coffee before you go back to Clinic, Michael?’ He shook his head.
What to read after A Perfect Hero?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Caroline Anderson to read onlineMoreLess
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