The dean of the hospital was persuaded to adopt the medication regimen recommended by Bailey. 

She gave a carefully formulated list of medications, which was very different from the surgical regimen that was advocated by the doctors.

Bailey was convinced that Wendy's symptoms, which appeared to require surgery, were in fact rooted in the body's internal circulatory disorders, 

which were the result of long-term maladies, not substantial organ disease requiring surgery.

The doctors had been ...