The doctor questioned Sabrina and examined her with his stethoscope.

After the examination, he removed the instrument from his ears, stood, and exited the room without a word.

Tyrone followed him out, inquiring anxiously, “Doctor, what’s wrong with her? Why does she keep vomiting during meals?”

“Based on her symptoms and my examination, there’s nothing physically wrong. It’s likely psychological. Many women develop mental health issues post-miscarriage or childbirth. I’d advise seeking the help of a psychologist.”

Taking in the doctor’s words, Tyrone was hit with a realization.

Sabrina was forcing herself to eat.

“Alright, thanks

welcome.” With that, the doctor turned around and

back into the room where Sabrina sat on the

promptly arranged for a

brief summary of the situation, the psychologist went into the room alone, with Tyrone observing

at the new

to engage Sabrina in conversation, but

psychologist emerged, explaining to Tyrone, “She’s highly defensive and refuses to talk. She grew up in a single-parent family and her father

“Yes,”

lost her love for life, and her refusal to eat is a common symptom of depression. If this escalates, she could potentially harm herself, even to the point of

revelation startled Tyrone, causing him to

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