Chapter 3 - Emergency Medical Services Examine My Starving Two Year Old
“Officer, this is a private family matter blown way out of proportion by an exhausted mother,” Ryan lied smoothly.
“She hasn't eaten a proper meal in thirty-six hours because they locked her food away in the pantry,” I shouted back.
Officer Miller immediately signaled his partner on the radio to dispatch emergency medical services to the house immediately.
Within minutes, two paramedics carrying medical bags rushed through the front door into the brightly lit foyer.
They gently wrapped Lily in a warm foil blanket, checking her vital signs and noting her visible state of malnourishment.
“Her blood sugar is dangerously low, and she shows classic signs of severe dehydration,” the lead paramedic stated grimly.
Diane scoffed loudly, crossing her arms over her ruined dress with an obnoxious expression of total disdain.
“She’s just throwing a dramatic toddler tantrum because she refuses to eat vegetables like normal children,” Diane scoffed.
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The paramedic shot Diane a withering look of pure disgust before focusing entirely on caring for my baby girl.
I felt hot tears prick my eyes, knowing I had trusted these monsters while working late shifts to support us.
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