"She isn't doing too well." The doctor said to Alex's dad who has his head in his hands.
"What can we do then?" Robbie asks standing up from his seat and looking at the doctor with a glare in his eyes.
"It's hard to say. We can wait for her to remember or you put her in a home where they can take of her."
I shake my head and stand up from my seat and walk over to the window. Cars of many types of colors and brands zoom pass and birds fly from one side to the other.
"She's a mom of two newborns. She has to be in their lives." I say turning around and lean against the window.
The doctor sighs before standing up from the chair that is next to Alex's dad.
"Then you guys try to make her remember. We don't even know if it's permanent." He says holding the clipboard in front of him.
"How c
