Frₒzen

Frₒzen

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Samantha Earnest, a 27 year old nurse from the New York/Philadelphia area has been having headaches for a week. She lives with her extremely rich parents and her unemployed Aunt Amelia. Her mother is a leading doctor and her father is a medical professor nearby. When Samantha gets terrible psychological symptoms her aunt gets skeptical as to what is going on. Only after a terrible car accident is Samantha taken to hospital, it is there that she is diagnosed with CJD, or Creutzfeldt-Jakob Disease. CJD is a tragic brain disease that is incurable. With this disease she is guaranteed only a week to live, the length of her life is a variable. She could die in a week, she could die in 6 months, she could die in a year, but unless drastic action is taken she will die. With money to their name, her parents make a huge decision, a decision they can't take back, invest money to cryogenically freeze her. Will science move fast enough to cure her? Will the money be able to keep her frozen?
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About 20 years ago, a disease swept through decimating the majority of the worldwide population with type-O blood, both negative and positive. Very few were spared the debilitating and fast killing disease, and the ones who did survive were sought after for their unique blood and antibodies to the disease all in the name of science. Doctors around the world scrambled to figure out the disease, but one Stephen Mitchell was an intern at the local hospital at the onset of the outbreak and was a part of the discovery and eventually the cure. It seemed his life would be then filled with interviews in magazines and on tv, and great fame... but someone else collected on that. So, instead of becoming famous, Mitchell became a high school teacher and assistant department chair to Harry Kristiansen, the science department chair, at a boarding school for overly privileged kids. Jobs given to them seemingly out of nowhere. Things seem normal, the day-to-day boring with students coming in and out of the classrooms. But their blackmailer is interested in saving his lover, not normality. In order to save her, they need to find the very thing that has eluded medicine for close to 20 years, finding people with type-O blood to harvest. The very thing that should be easy, is proving difficult for Harry and Mitchell until the addition of a third partner. This partner seems to be a Godsend, able to find participants to appease their blackmailer, until he is no more. Fearful of their lives and for their families, the two men try to figure a way out. One wants to tell and be over with it, the other wants to use a different tactic. Yet telling the truth will cause more people to die. However, not telling the truth causes more people to die. Can Harry and Mitchell make it out with their sanity and their lives?

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