Taylor never trusted doctors after his mother died from a misdiagnosis. That fear nearly destroyed his family.
When his wife Polly begged for a nanny, he refused. Days later, she collapsed. Their son Mark called 911, but Taylor ordered him to call a neighbor instead. Blood tests showed mild anemia, but Taylor still resisted help.
Then, stuck in traffic, he blocked an ambulance—an ambulance carrying his own son. Mark survived, but Taylor was crushed with guilt.
He thanked the driver, James, and later hired him and his wife as part of the family. Polly thrived, the kids were safe, and Taylor finally let go of fear.
The lesson was brutal but clear: pride and mistrust can destroy, but love and humility can save.
