"I think most disabled people would agree that, as a community, it's very common for disabled people to be infantilized. We have a long way to go to advocate for the autonomy of disabled adults to make these kinds of decisions for themselves."
"Mel's reaction is complicated - she's hurt that Becca has been keeping secrets from her and afraid of being left behind but also deeply concerned that this 'Adam' guy could be taking advantage of her."
Becca King visits the ER with a urinary-tract infection, which she believes will be easily treated. Her sister, Dr. Mel, becomes anxious upon learning about Becca's secret relationship with a fellow resident. Mel feels hurt and concerned about Becca's choices, leading to a rare argument between the twins. The storyline highlights the challenges faced by neurodivergent individuals regarding autonomy and representation, as expressed by Anderson, who advocates for the rights of disabled adults to make their own decisions.
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