I deal with death on a daily basis. That sounds awfully morbid, but it's true. What I do-- moreso than most doctors, maybe, I'm accustomed to it. We save a lot of people, figure things out at the very last moment; we lose people, too. Sometimes because we can't stop it; sometimes because we're asked to; sometimes due to mistakes, lapses in
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Even here, I still say that life is better than death. Death is still death, even if life and death don't seem to mean as much here as they did in my world--and yours too, apparently. Death, injury, sickness--that's still suffering, and I don't wish that on anyone.
And with what happened to you--I'm sorry.
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It's all right. It was a curse, curses aren't supposed to mean anything. I wish it didn't mean anything; most of the time I can pretend that it doesn't, without a problem.
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...I think about it more than I should. Sometimes I think I've seen more than my share of death, but that's a selfish thought. I didn't have to become a doctor; I didn't have to marry-- well.
It's times like this that I really hate this place.
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I'm sorry. This isn't something I want to talk about.
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