HELP I'M ALIVE// The Pitt
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Last published Sun, May 31, 2026
The first time Cecilia walked into the Pittsburgh Trauma Medical Center, she was a 4 year old with chemo curls, a gap-toothed smile and and a fever. The first time she walked into that ER, she was holding her older brother's hand.
Now, she's in the ER more often than not. Her chemo curls have vanished, and so did her gap-toothed smile, replaced by a stoic expression. Now, her brother is dead, and the second he flat lined Cecilia's parents could no longer look her in the face.
She was supposed to be a saviour sibling. Instead, she became the one who needed to be saved.
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