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wasn’t coughing relentlessly any more and had regained some of her

strength. She could sit up and read on her own. The sensation in her hands
was coming back, though they were still far from being perfect. Her parents
were happy they were getting their daughter back.

But things weren’t as rosy as they seemed to be. A month later, Dr
Arman asked her father to get her admitted to the hospital. The symptoms

had shown relapse in the case of many patients in the clinical trials.