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0:00.0	Woodhaven Sanatorium, overnight shift nurse log, Tuesday, May 3rd.
0:12.4	New patient admitted to room 16 on the private wing for rest and recovery after an extended illness.
0:21.2	Charge nurse has ordered round-the-clock checks and discrete monitoring.
0:28.0	Wednesday, May the 4th.
0:30.7	The patient in room 16 has been sleeping since her arrival.
0:35.7	She roused briefly to take water, then lapsed back into sleep.
0:40.0	Her rest is clearly troubled as if a fever ravages her, but her body is ice cold to the touch.
0:46.9	Patience pulse is steady but slow.
0:49.9	Round the clock observation will continue as staffing allows, charge nurse informed.
0:59.1	Thursday, May 7th, the patient had some sort of episode during the night.
1:05.2	The furnishings in room 16 were cast about as if a great wind had passed through the ward.
1:12.9	The hat rack was broken to splinters, the wardrobe dislodged from its corner, clothing and other items strewn about the room.
1:18.8	The patient is unharmed and appears unmoved. Unfortunately, continued observation will not be possible
1:26.1	tonight as staffing levels have dropped to an unprecedented low due to the opening of the new state hospital just down the mountain.
1:33.8	Swear they've hired away all our best people.
1:38.8	Friday, May 8th, the patient has awakened.
1:48.0	Oh, God's of Appalachia, Season 6, Long Shadow.
2:12.8	Coming January 15th, 2012,
2:18.1	available wherever you procure fine audio entertainment.

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