Three hours later, Grandmother was out of danger and moved out of the emergency room. Her condition had stabilized, and she was cleared for transfer to a general ward.
My mother and I stayed by her side, never leaving her for a moment.
At first, Grandmother’s consciousness was blurred, but as the intravenous medication took effect, her eyes gradually cleared. When her gaze fell upon me, her eyes widened suddenly. Her thin, withered fingers gripped my mother’s wrist with such force that they tugged at the leads of the EKG monitor.
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