During pages 142-176, Norah really begins to describe her situation at St. Lukes. As she gets into the details of her experience there, she continues to compare it to her experience at Meriwether. With basically every comparison she makes a point to describe how much better St. Lukes is than Meriwether in almost every way. One of the main points she tries to make is how much better her doctor is at St. Lukes. How he actually cares about her as a patient and isn't there to simply flaunt his degree and perscribe her to every medication under the sun. She explains how he actually listens to her suggestions and gives her what she thinks get her back on the road to recovery.
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