“Spencer…Spencer…Spencer!”

Spencer shook her head clean of her thoughts and took out one of the earpieces. She noticed the car had stopped, and her mother was telling her that they are there. She smiled at the older but still beautiful women. Paula had parked the car in the parking lot next to someone’s Escalade. Paula unbuckled her belt and turned so she was facing both girls. She let a soft and gentle smile cross her face. She wanted the girls to be relaxed and ready to take on this demanding day.

“Okay, you both have your cells on you right?” Paula asked both of the girls and receiving nods in reply. “Good, if you need anything at all just give me a call. I will rush over here and pick you up. If it becomes too stressful, you feel sick, or you just want to come home. I will be here, no questions asked. Okay?”

Spencer was amazed at how more loving her mother had become due to this whole situation. Spencer and Chelsea had become her little girl’s who she could care for and take care of. Spencer once tried to figure it out why she acted this way a couple weeks ago, but she understood that the reason was probably because Paula needed that maternal since of self. She needed to feel like a good mother again. She wanted to keep her children as close as she could as long as reasonably possible. Loosing one child can have a major effect on a mother. The affect it had on Paula was a since of realization.

“Okay mum we will.” Spencer said smiling at the woman.

“Good. Now, Spencer, did you take your meds this morning.”

“Yes.”

“Did you fix your IV comfortably?”

“Yes.”

“Did you grab your pill container for today? I already informed the nurse that it was crucial for you to carry it around for yourself because you didn’t need the stress of having to walk to the health office twenty times a day.”

“I got the pills.”

“Okay, do you have your monitor on?”

“Yup, I got it on. I hooked it up right, I have all the doctors numbers programmed in my cell, I have my V water (vitamin water), I have my lunch…Oh and I have some gum also if you were to ask.”