Here is an email I sent to my sister: [name redacted], Sophia Mas called me this morning while I was walking back from Starbucks with two of my coworkers. I returned to Starbucks and talked to her for a little more than 45 minutes. She told me that mom had been desperate to talk to […]
Sophia Mas from Stewart-Marchman ACT called me while I was walking back from Starbucks with some of my coworkers. We talked for forty-five minutes. I basically gave her an entire history of mom’s life. Sophia told me that my sister had talked to mom that morning.
Here is an email I sent to Rodney Curtis 1 2, the discharge coordinator at Stewart-Marchman, and copied to my sister: Rodney, Thanks for talking to me today. Here is the information I have regarding which medications my mother was taking prior to being admitted to Stewart-Marchman, and the doctors she’s been seeing. This information […]
At 9:15 AM I called and talked to Myra at the nurses station at Stewart-Marchman ACT. She explained the difference between an involuntary release and a discharge. At 11:15 AM I called in an attempt to talk to Dr. Caliendo. I was told he was with patients and unavailable. I left a message asking to […]
Here is a fragment of a journal entry I wrote on November 11th, 2011: I called my mom this morning and talked to her for the whole drive from Starbucks to the office. It was as sad as sad can be. I sort of snapped at her right off the bat for pretending to not […]
From: Kathie Gagne <gagneka@sbac.edu> To: Gagne, David Subject: Nice Sent: May 24, 2002 5:16 AM David, It was pretty nice of you to call last night because you thought I would be lonely. I had just fallen asleep when you called, so I don’t remember what I said, but thanks. Jen called a little […]