He looked at Dr. Clark and said, "Either of these two alternatives is ten thousand times better than the examination you plan to conduct today."
Clark sat there, his mind racing.
He had to admit, Arthur was quite right.
Though both the examination and care were to investigate whether Flora was pregnant, from an observer's perspective, the effects were worlds apart.
"As for your diagnosis..." Arthur's voice pulled him back to reality, "You can say that at the time, the symptoms were similar, and the judgment was hasty. Now, after further understanding, there might be more to the situation. As a doctor, being brave enough to correct your mistakes only highlights your medical ethics."
Clark's Adam's apple moved slightly, "Do you think... they'll believe it?"
