Thanks for the mention! TabithaK: @WSouthernBreeze I agree with ya. But I also get why people are nervous about taking that approach.>•<Think on this a little while.>•< 13 hours ago
@TabithaK PRO TIP: Because NO ONE has a “crystal ball,” and therefore CANNOT foretell the future, a reasonable, rat… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…>•<Think on this a little while.>•< 15 hours ago
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The last time I recollect crying at work was at least 6 or more years ago when a patient of mine – a young black male, who was his mother’s only son – had been murdered, and as I looked into her bloodshot, tired, hollow, intently peering and watery eyes, volumes were communicated though we neither said a word.
I couldn’t bear her gaze, and after what seemed ages, I averted my eyes, and departed behind a nearby curtain in the Trauma ICU to cry. There, my tears flowed like twin rivers, swollen by a storm, albeit an emotional one, which was joined by the two smaller tributaries of my nostrils. Gazing over the city from atop the 11th story of the teaching hospital through tear-drenched eyes, I wondered… was this what dear Mother Mary felt like when she gazed upon her only son as he hung from that cross?
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