She is rushed to the hospital, lights flashing across her pale face as nurses shout orders down the corridor. Every minute stretches longer than the last, her heartbeat flickering on the monitor like a fragile rhythm refusing to fade. The doctors move quickly, drawing blood, running scans, whispering terms her family can’t quite catch.Hours later, the results arrive, and silence falls across the room. The doctor exhales before speaking, eyes heavy with something between relief and warning. “We have an answer,” he says. “It’s rare—and serious.”