A few not too terribly related questions ...hospital, coffins, siezure meds?
The only link among them is that they all address the same story.
For all those hospital nurses out there ...
you know the TV stereotype of the glass windowed baby nursery? Where all the newborn babies are kept, in a big room together rather than with their mother? Does that still exist? Where does a newborn baby stay, during the time the mother is recuperating from birth, nowadays and for real?
Can coffins be opened at the gravesite (before burial) or are they locked/nailed etc closed?
and - for someone who's recently begun having siezures that may not be epilepsy - what would be the begining anti-seizure meds they'd be started on?
For all those hospital nurses out there ...
you know the TV stereotype of the glass windowed baby nursery? Where all the newborn babies are kept, in a big room together rather than with their mother? Does that still exist? Where does a newborn baby stay, during the time the mother is recuperating from birth, nowadays and for real?
Can coffins be opened at the gravesite (before burial) or are they locked/nailed etc closed?
and - for someone who's recently begun having siezures that may not be epilepsy - what would be the begining anti-seizure meds they'd be started on?