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You walk over to the clipboard at the foot of the bed you woke up in. You notice your name scrawled across the top of the paper in red ink. As you examine the clipboard you note that it appears to be a log with an entry for every day. You are taken aback by the sheer amount of entries. Unless someone was playing some cruel prank, you had been in the hospital for over fifty days. A shiver shoots up your spine and a searing pain digs into your skull. After gripping your head you begin reading through the entries.
Day 1 - Patient is in a comatose state. We are restraining him in case he wakes up. Day 2 - Patient is still in a coma. Remind the janitor to lock the door when he is finished. Day 3 - No notable changes Day 4 - No notable changes Day 5 - No notable changes Day 6 - Hasn't been able to keep food down Day 7 - Any food we have given him through the feeding tube has been vomited back up. Day 8 - Still working on keeping food down. Day 9 - Patient showed signs of waking up. Screamed "Elizabeth" and fell back into a coma. Day 10 - Patient is able to keep food down again. Day 11 - No notable changes Day 12 - No notable changes Day 13 - No notable changes Day 14 - No notable changes Day 15 - No notable changes Day 16 - No notable changes Day 17 - No notable changes Day 18 - Reminder: Switch pillowcases twice a day due to the patient's excessive drooling. Day 19 - No notable changes Day 20 - No notable changes Day 21 - No notable changes Day 22 - Patient is acquiring bed sores. Remind nurses to flip him every few days. Day 23 - No notable changes Day 24 - No notable changes Day 25 - No notable changes Day 26 - No notable changes Day 27 - Patient is unable to keep food down again. Day 28 - Like the first time, he vomits anything we pump into his stomach Day 29 - Patient has opened his eyes, but shows no sign of responding to anything. Day 30 - Like before, the patient yelled "Elizabeth" and fell back into a coma. Day 31 - Patient can keep down food again. Day 32 - No notable changes Day 33 - No notable changes Day 34 - No notable changes Day 35 - No notable changes Day 36 - No notable changes Day 37 - No notable changes Day 38 - Patient has drawn his own blood by digging his fingernails into his thumb. Day 39 - No notable changes Day 40 - No notable changes Day 41 - Patient tipped the bed over. Shows signs of waking up soon. Anchoring the bed to the floor may be required Day 42 - No notable changes Day 43 - No notable changes Day 44 - No notable changes Day 45 - No notable changes Day 46 - No notable changes Day 47 - Patient is once again unable to keep down food Day 48 - Please refrain from using the bathroom sinks to dispose of the vomit. Day 49 - No signs of improvement. Day 50 - It has been determined that the patient should not recover. Do everything in your power to prevent that from happening. Day 51 - Electro shock therapy scheduled for tomorrow. Day 52 - ...
Was this what you had gone through? You don't know what to say as you sit down with the clipboard in hand. You are startled when you hear the door unlock loudly. You jump and your eyes remain fixed on the door. You can see a dark figure move away from the door through the tiny window in the door, but can't determine any more then that.
Do you:
