Sarah’s POV I walked into the clinic with a fragile hope, nurtured over years of managing the fatigue, the breathlessness, and the palpitations that had long become my new normal.Peripartum cardiomyopathy had always been a part of me, an uninvited guest I had learned to live with, especially because my husband, Abraham, always reminded me that he loved me even with my heart condition. His reassurance made it easier to face each day.So when I stepped into the clinic and walked into Dr. Chen’s office, I wasn’t expecting anything drastic. Maybe a slight adjustment in my medication. A gentle reminder to take it easy. Nothing more.But the atmosphere told a different story.Dr. Chen’s silence stretched longer than usual, making the air in the room thick and unnerving. He tapped his pen against my file, the rhythmic sound echoing like a warning bell.“Sarah,” he finally said, his voice low and careful, “I’m sorry. The numbers… they’re not good.”I blinked, confused. My calm exterior crac
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