Derek Jones

So I go up, get to the hospital.

and I'm sitting there and she's doing a lot better.

My youngest is doing a lot better.

She wants to go to the playroom, we go to the playroom, we play, the nurses say she's doing a lot better.

So the way they found out was,

they were doing blood tests and it, they did one, it came back with Benadryl in the system and it came back, they did a second just to verify and there was still Benadryl.

If it was like a one, you know, had given her some before she came in

It would have been out of system for the second one.

So that's how they knew.

So they started watching video.

And every time she would take her to the bathroom, she would carry her purse with her.

So every time they would come out of the bathroom, 30 minutes to an hour later is when she'd start declining.

So my I get her, you know, so I'm there that night.

Next day, the next afternoon, we get to leave.

I get her home.

And from that point on, she just she kept getting better and kept getting better.

It wasn't on any medicine.

It was a few days later, two days, I had to go up there and meet with, I had to take them all up to Cook's.

The three girls, I had to take them, the oldest and the two youngest, up to Cook's to meet with, it's this doctor they have in there and she's checking them out, making sure, you know, like how they're doing.

Yeah, Dr. Kaufman.