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Last Friday, I was talking in session about my mom's health and how she said she needed to go to the hospital but I didn't think she would be admitted. My therapist said that since I'm not a doctor I can't make that assessment. I don't disagree, I just have been my mom's caregiver for 3 years and I generally have a good idea of what will happen if she does go to the hospital. Since then, she was not only admitted but intubated and in the ICU  until today. The intubation and ICU visit were the fault of the hospital because they gave her 6mg of morphine not realizing until way too late that she's really sensitive to it and has sleep apnea. When I went to therapy yesterday, I was talking about all of this because it's incredibly overwhelming for me. My therapist reiterated that she told me last week that I couldn't actually know and that this just speaks to the actual gravity of the situation. It hurt me and it was kind of like being kicked while I was down. I don't really know how to proceed.
<bot>: therapist was right and felt the need to remind me that she was right when she knew I was in a rough spot.