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<blockquote data-quote="Daniel Avery" data-source="post: 437098" data-attributes="member: 27"><p>When Lucas recommended that facility to the Scorpios, he said it was a long-term care facility for coma patients. They likely aren't a hospital, per se---not tasked with discovering why she ended up comatose but simply trying to keep her healthy and (hopefully) aid in her recovering. I'm going to hand-wave Maxie's ability to walk/move so easily as part of her "care" (physical therapy to keep her muscles strong, etc.) though I doubt they will work that in (given how Lulu did a similar recovery). But back to Maxie's situation. The GH docs (Lucas, Isaiah I think) made a vague reference to a "strange enzyme" in a blood sample they took at the time of her heart attack, so it will be up to the GH folks to follow up on that, especially if Maxie remembers some sort of strange feeling/sensation from putting that tainted face cream on her face. But even then, I can't imagine them tracing it back to Sidwell using the bare minimum of clues available right now. The writers could obviously add in some "new findings" anytime they want.</p><p></p><p>I'm so happy she's back. I know Maxie isn't front-burner and can come across as flaky sometimes (ahem...) but it's getting harder and harder to find characters you want to root for. I left about ten minutes early from work today and was secretly hoping someone would ask me why just so I could say something like:</p><p></p><p>"I have to get home. Maxie woke up from her coma! She doesn't know her late husband came back from the dead a few months ago. Or at least maybe it's him. I mean, it might be an evil lookalike, but hopefully Maxie will know the difference. Or maybe not...you know how these things can happen. Anyway, see ya later!"</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Daniel Avery, post: 437098, member: 27"] When Lucas recommended that facility to the Scorpios, he said it was a long-term care facility for coma patients. They likely aren't a hospital, per se---not tasked with discovering why she ended up comatose but simply trying to keep her healthy and (hopefully) aid in her recovering. I'm going to hand-wave Maxie's ability to walk/move so easily as part of her "care" (physical therapy to keep her muscles strong, etc.) though I doubt they will work that in (given how Lulu did a similar recovery). But back to Maxie's situation. The GH docs (Lucas, Isaiah I think) made a vague reference to a "strange enzyme" in a blood sample they took at the time of her heart attack, so it will be up to the GH folks to follow up on that, especially if Maxie remembers some sort of strange feeling/sensation from putting that tainted face cream on her face. But even then, I can't imagine them tracing it back to Sidwell using the bare minimum of clues available right now. The writers could obviously add in some "new findings" anytime they want. I'm so happy she's back. I know Maxie isn't front-burner and can come across as flaky sometimes (ahem...) but it's getting harder and harder to find characters you want to root for. I left about ten minutes early from work today and was secretly hoping someone would ask me why just so I could say something like: "I have to get home. Maxie woke up from her coma! She doesn't know her late husband came back from the dead a few months ago. Or at least maybe it's him. I mean, it might be an evil lookalike, but hopefully Maxie will know the difference. Or maybe not...you know how these things can happen. Anyway, see ya later!" [/QUOTE]
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