Alaina Urquhart

And at first the doctor was like, oh, you know, puberty, you're 15.

So the doctor was like, you know, you're 15 years old.

It's probably puberty.

Yeah.

Yeah.

But then he ran some simple blood tests just to make sure everything was on the up and up.

And he noticed some pretty unusual changes that he'd seen in other factory workers.

And he said they were ones that had been exposed to high levels of phosphorus.

Okay.

And as far as Catherine knew, she didn't work with or even near any phosphorus.

So the anomalies in the blood were just kind of like, this is perplexing.

Neither Catherine nor any of the other girls knew it.

But they were working in very close proximity to phosphorus and it was beginning to affect them physically.

This was part of the whole thing.

The symptoms, but they weren't told that.

The symptoms of radiation poisoning were alarming to Catherine and her coworkers, but their minds were then set at ease because Dr. Von Shashaki's partner, Dr. George Willis, told them there was nothing to worry about.

Don't worry about it.

It has nothing to do with your job.

Look over here.

Shut up.