“Where else would I go?” I whispered with my heart in my throat.
Something was wrong, and I couldn’t help but worry that it had to do with me.
Only I was truly trapped this time. There was nowhere for me to go, no way for me to get there.
I couldn’t walk. I could hardly work myself out of the bed and into the wheelchair with one good arm—and I couldn’t navigate with one arm, either.
Just relax. You’re being ridiculous.
Maybe I was, but I had been burned before. Whenever I’d started to trust that things were getting better, life would rear up and smack me down.
And there was nothing I could do to protect myself.
All I could do was wait for somebody to come back.