“Ms. Amara,” he began, “I want to start by saying how sorry I am for what happened to your daughter. I’ve reviewed the preliminary reports and documents you sent over, and based on what I’ve seen, I believe you have a very strong case against the school.”
He paused for a moment, giving me a chance to take in his words before continuing.
“But to make sure we don’t miss anything important, could you please walk me through everything again? I’d like to hear it directly from you, in your own words.”
“Of course,” I said, clearing my throat as I leaned forward slightly.
“I dropped Ashley off that morning, just like I do every other day. As always, she had already taken her medication to manage her blood sugar levels before we left the house. Everything seemed perfectly normal.”
I paused for
