Road to Recovery - phone worries

Not sure what to conclude on this. I gave a Cancer patient a ride to Chemo today. The patient told me he/she has four adult kids in the area that are unable to reliably give rides. His/Her biggest concern is a middle of the night call to the kids who won't answer their phones or read a text in the middle of the night. Its not that they are hard hearted but part of a couple of generations that tend not to answer phone calls or quickly react to texts. We decided 911 would probably be the answer---
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