Dr. Niemczyk
Physical. Two years of oatmeal, walnuts and virtue, and the cholesterol went up…
saved May 3, 2016 20:40date May 3, 2016
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Physical. Two years of oatmeal, walnuts and virtue, and the cholesterol went up. Dr. Niemczyk has put me on a statin, one at bedtime. R. moved his own bottles along the shelf to make room and said, "Welcome."
I read "My Name Is Lucy Barton" at one sitting: a woman in a hospital bed whose mother comes and sits at the foot of it for five days.
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personas/retired-couple/records/journal-2016-2019.yaml:51
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date: 2016-05-03 20:40
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Physical. Two years of oatmeal, walnuts and virtue, and the cholesterol went up. Dr. Niemczyk has put me on a statin, one at bedtime. R. moved his own bottles along the shelf to make room and said, "Welcome."
I read "My Name Is Lucy Barton" at one sitting: a woman in a hospital bed whose mother comes and sits at the foot of it for five days.