Around Thanksgiving one year, I met Mary (not her real name). Mary was a young single mother dying from cancer.
Mary lived alone and required extra caregivers. Typically, I visited her in the middle of the day while her children attended school, and we mostly watched TV in her bedroom. She ate little, but occasionally enjoyed popsicles or a cool drink.
She slept a lot, and I was merely present for whatever need should arise.
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