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My GOD do they know how to make a compelling medical drama. As someone who squirms at the sight of anything involving blood, the fact they have me this bloody hooked is insane 😂

Link 1 (Google Drive): https://drive.google.com/file/d/1lawY5wwzX2LHznXNV7nw89jF-2sns0l9/view?usp=drive_link

Link 2 (Dropbox): https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/hdyc8o1ylarnaf4fjmuvc/TP-S2E2.mp4?rlkey=1122zo6ftzduu71leahw9b5ci&st=3c4dz50j&dl=0

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Becky Mitchell

Regarding not seeing Keira, since the season covers a single shift, they can leave a character out for an entire season as if it is just their day off. With dementia (or in my mom's case, Parkinson's) lying is better. Why make them upset over something they won't remember in an hour? And then have to do it again. My mom also had hallucinations and it is recommended to just go with them (they can get combative if you try and tell them that the things they are seeing aren't real). She used to see dragons in the kitchen and refuse to go in there. I started telling her that Elliott (from the movie Pete's Dragon) had come to have breakfast with us. Then, she would stop panicking and we could have a meal. She was relaxed and there was no completely useless battle. The person is never going to know that you lied. And, you are keeping them calmer and not upsetting them. I think that comes under giving compassionate care. She's been gone for 7 years this month and I don't regret any of the lies that made her last years happier and less scary for her.