Lilian is the only patient in Dr. Fenton's clinic that morning, an unusual occurrence after the adoption of an annual fee system reflecting 'concierge medicine.' Though she initially hesitated, the idea of finding a new doctor seemed daunting, involving disputes over medical history—including her past miscarriages and childbirths. The comfort of being truthful during visits outweighs her initial conflict with the system. The introduction of a new nurse, Tina, brings a sense of intrigue to the visit, reminiscent of literary themes, as Lilian recalls a previous nurse's retirement plans, creating a connection to her own experiences.
Lilian stays with Dr. Fenton's clinic despite disliking concierge medicine, valuing the simplicity of truth in medical visits over complications of finding a new physician.
The nurse Tina's unique gaze and demeanor evoked images of a secret agent, adding an intriguing layer to Lilian's experience in the examination room.
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