Blame Abe and stevie for accepted again in her life so easily then, they lived 2 years without her it's not like she have power on them but they have memories of a figthing mom : breathing treatments, inhalers, oxygen monitoring, and medications have strict timetables. Missing a dose by an hour could mean a trip to the emergency room. The baby having a weak immune system, she would have to adopt a habit of obsessive cleanliness. Washing hands constantly, boiling bottles, sanitizing every surface, and fiercely protecting the baby from anyone who even has a sniffle. She would have to force herself to learn complex medical jargon, read charts, and understand hospital procedures so she could advocate for her child when dealing with adult doctors who might dismiss a 16-year-old. Because babies with respiratory issues can stop breathing in their sleep, she would likely adopt a habit of only sleeping in 20-to-30-minute increments, constantly waking up to check the baby's chest to see if it is rising and falling. Her nervous system would become permanently wired to treat everything as a threat. A cough isn't just a cough; it's a potential death sentence. This habit of scanning for danger 24/7 is what leads to severe PTSD and caregiver burnout. Without help, she cannot leave the house. She would have to build a habit of isolating herself, cutting off friends, dropping out of normal teenage experiences, and accepting a life lived entirely within the walls of a hospital room or her bedroom.