3,000 calories?
It's all she's willing to accept.
Why are you negotiating? Dangerously low albumin, renal insufficiency. 5'6" and less than 70 pounds. Dr. Charles, I carried her in, she was nothing. She needs high-calorie, long-term nutrition.
I agree.
Then what are you doing?
Anorexia is actually the most deadly mental illness that there is. Every instinct she has is telling her to resist this, and I don't want to push her any harder than she'll let us.
Then let me push her.
No. I made a deal, we have to honor it. Trust me, it's her best shot.
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