Joseph Scott Morgan

I'm telling you, I can tell you, I'll bet you dollars to donuts.

It's going to be some kind of life changing neurological deficit she's going to have to live with.

And it can come in any number of ways.

I actually think that a substance like this could, in fact, impair your sight.

Perhaps it could certainly impair your motor skills.

And they're saying, you know, like her life is taking a different course at this point.

We're no longer on the track that we were prior to ingestion of the stuff.

I would imagine that the 21-year-old

That that survived, he was able to fill in the blanks quite a bit because this is, you know, this is a medical investigation at this point in time.

I mean, it truly is.

You know, most most folks.

That's why I love working with nurses, nurses.

What they do and what doctors do to a certain extent, but certainly nurses, they are investigators.

That's what they have to do because they're having to drag information out of people.

Sometimes people don't speak very well.

Some people are not...

reticent to give information because it's so personal.

And sometimes just symptomology, they have to work through a problem because it's not all cookie cutter.

It's not cookie cutter medicine.

And particularly when you start to talk about some kind of exotic poison like this and kind of work your way through it.