“How long she gone be here?” Mae asked the nurse who had just entered the room.“Hello. I don’t think she’ll be leaving here this week. She only had surgery days ago,” the nurse replied, looking at Mae who stood with her hands on her hips.“Calm down, she’s recovering, Mae,” Quincy said, pulling her to sit in the chair.“The ultrasound technician will be here soon, Ms. Boarders. Your guest can stay if you like, but they’ll have to stay out of the way,” she said, looking at Mae.“That’s fine,” I said, still getting used to the raspiness in my voice.“Don’t worry, your voice will come back after a while. Everything takes time, it’s a process,” she said, checking my blood pressure.“How long will the cast be on for?” I asked, adjusting the pillow under my arm.“It usually takes 6-12 weeks. It all depends on you and how you heal, but they’ll place a hard cast before you go home,” she said with a sympathetic smile.“Another cast,” I asked, pouting.“You’ll be okay. It’ll fly by,” Mae said,
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