Only severe shoulder pain could drive needle-phobic Sandra to try acupuncture. But the sight of the little needles in her skin is more than she can bare and she flees. Soon the pain in her shoulder is the least of her worries. Did the clinician remove all of the needles or was one left in her arm, in her body? She's sure she feels something.
How can she get it out, especially when no one believes her?
"Needle Point" is a short story.
