Rosie
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Nick sat by the hospital bed in which Rosie was sleeping. Occasionally her face would contort in pain, but then it would relax again as the drugs took over.
‘She’s been sedated,’ said the doctor. ‘It was a clean break and we’ve put her back together again. It wasn’t the artificial hip, fortunately.’ ‘And will she be all right?’ ‘Well, at her age it’s difficult to say. It will take her a while to get going and it’s likely that she’ll be less mobile than she was before. That said, she’s fit fo...r her age.’ Nick stroked Rosie’s hand, and listened to her breathing.
‘We’ll need to keep her in for a while, get her on her feet as soon as we can, and then I would suggest a period of convalescence in a home. There are one or two good ones on the island – unless you want her to go back to the mainland so that she can be nearer her friends?’ ‘I’d rather she was here, but I’ll have to check with the rest of the family.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Nick sat by the hospital bed in which Rosie was sleeping. Occasionally her face would contort in pain, but then it would relax again as the drugs took over.
‘She’s been sedated,’ said the doctor. ‘It was a clean break and we’ve put her back together again. It wasn’t the artificial hip, fortunately.’ ‘And will she be all right?’ ‘Well, at her age it’s difficult to say. It will take her a while to get going and it’s likely that she’ll be less mobile than she was before. That said, she’s fit fo...r her age.’ Nick stroked Rosie’s hand, and listened to her breathing.
‘We’ll need to keep her in for a while, get her on her feet as soon as we can, and then I would suggest a period of convalescence in a home. There are one or two good ones on the island – unless you want her to go back to the mainland so that she can be nearer her friends?’ ‘I’d rather she was here, but I’ll have to check with the rest of the family.
What to read after Rosie?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alan Titchmarsh to read onlineMoreLess
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