Next I checked her blood pressure, and my heart sank. It was low, dangerously so, and we didn’t have much time to figure out what was going on.
Without more medical equipment, though, I was flying blind.
“How far is the nearest hospital?” I asked Adam quietly, and his jaw clenched.
“More than an hour by seaplane.”
“Go tell them we might need the plane.”
He nodded, his expression bleak as he left the room. I took the cuff off her arm, handing it to Shay and running through my best next steps in my head as a sudden urge overtook me to drop my hands to her belly.
“Leigh, can you give me a little room?”
She looked up, confused at the deviation in our usual method, but scooched as far to the right as she could, giving me access to Gracelyn’s stomach.
I placed a knee on her bed and let i
