The Night the Angels Came
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‘Patrick looks so well,’ I gushed, ‘I’m wondering if he’s gone into remission. I’ve read of cases of spontaneous remission, where the doctors had tried everything and given a person only a few months to live and miraculously the person is cured. There was a case in the paper a couple of weeks ago where a woman had an inoperable brain tumour and was only given weeks to live. That was ten years ago and she’s still alive today. When the doctors X-rayed her the tumour had completely gone.’ ‘Really,’... Jill said doubtfully as I finished. ‘As far as I’m aware Patrick’s prognosis is unchanged.’ ‘But doctors can be wrong. It does happen,’ I insisted.
‘Yes, but not very often, which is why these cases make news.’ Although I respected Jill as my support social worker and we had a good professional working relationship, I sometimes found her too practical and down to earth, pessimistic almost. I guessed her attitude had come from years of being a social worker and having to deal with child-abuse cases.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
‘Patrick looks so well,’ I gushed, ‘I’m wondering if he’s gone into remission. I’ve read of cases of spontaneous remission, where the doctors had tried everything and given a person only a few months to live and miraculously the person is cured. There was a case in the paper a couple of weeks ago where a woman had an inoperable brain tumour and was only given weeks to live. That was ten years ago and she’s still alive today. When the doctors X-rayed her the tumour had completely gone.’ ‘Really,’... Jill said doubtfully as I finished. ‘As far as I’m aware Patrick’s prognosis is unchanged.’ ‘But doctors can be wrong. It does happen,’ I insisted.
‘Yes, but not very often, which is why these cases make news.’ Although I respected Jill as my support social worker and we had a good professional working relationship, I sometimes found her too practical and down to earth, pessimistic almost. I guessed her attitude had come from years of being a social worker and having to deal with child-abuse cases.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cathy Glass to read onlineMoreLess
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