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suave_thomas) wrote2007-11-08 10:24 pm
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To Those in the Know
If you were ever wondering if it were possible for a living impaired person to vomit, the answer is yes.
And now Kat's playing nursemaid. Which, I have to admit, has it's own kind of merit.
And now Kat's playing nursemaid. Which, I have to admit, has it's own kind of merit.
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The first thing that jumps to mind for me, is that it's related to the pain you experience when you've been here for an extended period of time. But if it's never manifested like that before, I don't know why it would be different now.
Screened
I'll be okay, Babe. I'll feel better soon.
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I already talked. And when I did it, I almost made you vomit.
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I like my bits. Right where they are.
I don't know if that was it, though. I felt sick in the kitchen, dropped the plate and threw up. I don't know why.
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I like your bits right where they are too, Thomas. No matter what, we will always do our utmost to make sure no one touches you again. We will be there.
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Thank you, Honey. I know you'll be there. You always are. Kat says you can come sleep with us if you want to. Mary might stay too... She's got a big bed. Kat does...
And I miss you.
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I don't think you need to be physically up and about to help. You're a wonderful protector, yes, but that's not all you are. You offer all you love the most incredible emotional support and companionship as well. Your giving nature makes you both a superb lover, and a brilliant friend.
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See you soon, Baby. If you give me a massage I'll make it up to you later! With nice things!
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Thank you, Spectre. You're making me feel better already.
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