Honey We Are Not Getting Remarried: Get Away From Me!

The lack of vitality in his demeanor made Elisa feel like she was a stranger. It has been quite some time, yet there is no sign of improvement in Rachel’s condition. Even when I asked the attending physician, the answers received were quite vague.

“We cannot be certain about when exactly she will wake up. I cannot provide you conclusion. All I can say is, let’s leave it to fate. She might wake up tomorrow, or she might never wake up with a precise in this lifetime… Having family members by her side, talking to her, can to some extent stimulate her will to live,” the attending physician said.

In Elisa’s view, those words would be better left unsaid. Does this mean that he cannot do anything and can only leave it to fate? But I am an atheist who does not believe in heaven or fate. Now, it seems like I cannot even trust conventional medicine. In truth, I never really trusted conventional medicine. The prescribed conventional medicine, for the most part, is not meant to cure but rather to assist in treatment. This is because if diseases were completely cured, there would not be as many people continually buying medicine.

Elisa had always found conventional medicine unreliable.

Usually, she could turn a blind eye, but when it came to Rachel, she absolutely could not.

Hence, Elisa made a shocking decision there and then.

She wanted to take Rachel back and create a sterile environment at home to maintain Rachel’s vital signs. However, she wanted to switch all of Rachel’s medications to alternative medicine.

sterile environment at home was not a difficult task.

challenge lay in the prejudices of those

Elisa,

with disapproval written all over his face. However, he managed to maintain a polite tone when he urged. “I would advise Ms. Benett against doing this. After all, reality and ideas are

had completely

Elisa stood firm on her decision. She had faith in herself, and she also had faith

the attending physician could only continuously call Rachel’s family, as well as

not to treat the patient’s life as a child’s play.

hearing the ins and outs of the situation, Rachel’s family