Chapter 20: The Hungry BrainIT WAS THE FIRST weekend she’d had in years. Medical school and her residency at Haven House had robbed Gail of her Saturdays and Sundays. But after the meeting with the parents was over, Dr. Lutkin had told her she wouldn’t need to come back again until Monday. He’d even told her that he thought she’d established a good rapport with the group. Maybe her fears and doubts were unfounded.
She never would have guessed that this job, the hurdle Dr. Hoffman had placed before her, would turn out to be such a good experience. She had to let her know that it hadn’t impeded her progress. She had to go and tell her face to face. So she went to the university hospital to see her.
“Things are going very well so far, and I wanted you to know. Thanks for giving me this chan
