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Yiska and Snow 1971

by TerryCollett

The Scottish woman moaned about the medication being late and the Asian woman rocked back and forth on the armchair with a bone looking grip looped in her hair. You were standing with me by the large window gazing out at the trees and fields covered in snow. You touched my hand with yours and I sensed the roughness of the bandage around your wrist where you had cut it and few days before and the tubby nurse found you sitting on the floor watching the blood flow out and the nurse screamed at you something she wasn't meant to do. "Wish I was out there" you said "lying there like some lone soldier deep in snow waiting for death and what a way to go."
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TerryCollett
78 / M
Published
Apr 21, 2018
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2m
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#patients#psychiatric#ward#1971
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