<strong>Amy's Room, moving to Hallway and then the Common Room</strong><br/><br/>Amy simply nodded, leaning in a bit against the touch when the nurse comforted her.  It helped so much to know that she wasn't just broken or a lost cause, and it helped a little to feel that reminder, but she couldn't shake the feeling that she would never get better or be able to just spend serious amounts of time with her family again.<br/><br/>They hadn't come to visit her yet.  She wasn't sure why; she'd happily see her every day if she could.  Everyone was busy, but she hoped that they weren't just going to abandon her here while she recuperated.  She wouldn't be able to handle the isolation, she knew.<br/><br/>Before she really considered it, she was out the door.  She really didn't want to be alone right now, wanted to make some friends and enjoy her stay here as much as she could.  Maybe if she could just stop focusing on her problems, keep from crying and try to remember the happy things in life, she could be out again soon.  That was all she really wanted right now.  She just wanted to be normal again.<br/><br/>The scuffling going on some distance away in the hallway gave her a brief pause of concern, but she quickly looked away, keeping her head forward and not getting involved.  She couldn't do anything to help.  If anything, she would only make things worse if she tried.  The best thing to do would be to keep a hold of herself, making sure that she didn't flip out and cause yet more ruckus for the poor nurses and orderlies.<br/><br/>Soon she was at the door to the common room, opening it and walking inside to see if anyone else was around.