During the first year of our marriage, I had fainted twice.
Once, I had even been taken to the hospital.
But it had happened so long ago that I barely remembered it anymore.
“Yes,” I said quietly.
The doctor turned one of the papers toward me.
“We found a very small amount of medication in the sample.”
I stopped breathing.
“This is not poison,” he continued. “It appears to be an older type of medication that was once
used for certain seizure-related or heart-rhythm conditions. The amount is very small.”
I stared at him.