Scars Of A Broken Bond by Calv Momose

Chapter: 522
The doctor questioned Sabrina and examined her with his stethoscope.
After the examination, he removed the instrument from his ears, stood, and exited the room without a word.
Tyrone followed him out, inquiring anxiously, “Doctor, what’s wrong with her? Why does she keep vomiting during meals?”
“Based on her symptoms and my examination, there’s nothing physically wrong. It’s likely psychological. Many women develop
mental health issues post-miscarriage or childbirth. I’d advise seeking the help of a psychologist.”
Taking in the doctor’s words, Tyrone was hit with a realization.
Sabrina was forcing herself to eat.
“Alright, thanks
“You’re welcome.” With that, the doctor turned around and left.
Tyrone looked back into the room where Sabrina sat on the bed, staring listlessly out of the window.
He promptly arranged for a psychologist to see her.
After a brief summary of the situation, the psychologist went into the room alone, with Tyrone observing from the outside.
Sabrina merely glanced at the new doctor before turning away.
The psychologist attempted to engage Sabrina in conversation, but to no avail.
After about half an hour, the psychologist emerged, explaining to Tyrone, “She’s highly defensive and refuses to talk. She grew
up in a single-parent family and her father passed away, correct?”
“Yes,”
“That’s consistent with my assessment. Post-miscarriage, she is experiencing self-loathing and a sense of self-rejection. She’s
lost her love for life, and her refusal to eat is a common symptom of depression. If this escalates, she could potentially harm
herself, even to the point of suicide.”

This revelation startled Tyrone, causing him to instinctively glance towards Sabrina in the room.
She was still staring out of the window.
The idea of Sabrina being depressed was unimaginable.
He recalled when Sabrina, a sweet sixteen-year-old, first joined the Blakely family, her infectious smile, and her joy upon seeing
him.
The once-smiling girl was now facing depression.
He realized the cause was him!
“What should we do?”
The psychologist replied, “In her current state, I wouldn’t recommend medication. As her family, you need to provide emotional
support, keep her spirits up, and away from any stress. Travelling could be beneficial.” @