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I'm *pretty* sure I know the answer to this, but I'm kind of second-guessing myself and can't *quite* find anything that spells it out enough to make me 100% comfortable with it. I'd rather ask the dumb question here than have egg on my face when my readers catch it...
My character is a patient staying overnight in the hospital for observation. She's not in the ICU or critical care or anything, it's more of a precaution just to make sure she's all right.
She's a public figure, and has a bodyguard. Would hospital staff (or hospital policy) have any issues with the bodyguard staying in the room overnight? (This is an American hospital, if that makes a difference)
My character is a patient staying overnight in the hospital for observation. She's not in the ICU or critical care or anything, it's more of a precaution just to make sure she's all right.
She's a public figure, and has a bodyguard. Would hospital staff (or hospital policy) have any issues with the bodyguard staying in the room overnight? (This is an American hospital, if that makes a difference)
Thanks!