Time seemed to fly like a race car and Dianna was transferred to intensive care for closer observation. Before being moved she was introduced to the neurologist that would follow her and supervise her recovery. Doctor Cervello, tall with posture that increased his height, was an upbeat medical professional. He candidly announced that her condition was serious and more tests would be performed to find the possible cause. Along with his bluntness, Doctor Cervello urged Dianna to stay positive, "Don't be sad, think of good things. We will be watching you closely."
~ Forever in Time, Chapter 1
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