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Patient: Emily Guerrero Sinclair / 29 / 5'4 / 165lb
Diagnosis: Alison's disease (Brittle Bone Disease) stage V
History: [Refer to previous file ] ...Three years and seven months in minerva, five years and six months in full body cast, condition deteriorating.
Observations: Patient has developed mild symptoms of depression and sleep deprivation due to long-term immobility, can be easily irritated and/or emotionally stirred, experiences nausea and hallucinations whenever removed from bed. Has developed mouth writing (preferred activity) and serious aversion to own mirror image. Has become increasingly disdainful towards medical visitations except when when fed or cleaned after
Recommendations: Cater to patient's desires. Evaluate disease deterioration for two more years - if still worsening, proceed to last resort.

Signed by Dr. Yui Ishii

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My dear Sean,

I hope this letter finds you well.

Thank you so much for checking in on me through your letter. Fewer people have been doing so lately... I've simply ran out of interesting things to say a long time ago, I reckon.

As you can tell, my mouth writing technique has improved drastically since we last spoke. You see, writing has predictably been my only joy in life and did its part in keeping my thoughts sane for the latter part of my distressful confinement. I remember last summer when I would spend entire days writing down fictional scenarios in order to distract my mind from the torturous heat. But don't fool yourself, there wouldn't be enough publishing material because, as you know, I'm hardly ever able to go through with any of my stories. My doctors are also worried I might be hurting my teeth and jaw by using them for writing thus frequently, so I've been struggling to find another form of activity for most of my daily life ever since. But I digress.
Regarding your letter - to be honest, I'm still profoundly saddened by the decision you took five years ago, and although I would have cherished being your Mrs. Stephens, I understand that after my mummification, as they call it, exerting your role as a husband would have felt like an immense burden and my role as a mother would have been little short of unfeasible. I hope you and your wife Olivia are well and having a fulfilling life together. Speaking of which, I'm sorry to hear that she's showing symptoms of the same condition as me. I'm praying to the good Heavens that her body is soon able to counteract the disease, unlike mine.
I know that a trip across the whole wide country just to see me may be asking much, so if by chance you ever find yourself near my surroundings, please consider coming over to visit. I remain incredibly lonesome most of the time, all year long, but especially during winter, so getting to be visited by friends and family every once in a while sparks me such joy I would not be able to describe in words. But just so you know, though you've hurt me in the past, I miss seeing your face and hearing the sound of your voice, but especially feeling your warm touch upon my skin.
I wonder if I will ever come to experience the marvels of the outside world once again, if I will ever feel my body free from the crushing pressure and mind-melting heat the cast ensures, or even use my arms and legs to write, feed, walk and bathe all by myself again. No matter what, I won't stop dreaming away.

Thank you once again for staying in touch, I hope all goes well for your wife.

Yours truly,
Emily.

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Emily's recurrent dream>>>

Description
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Patient: Emily Guerrero Sinclair / 29 / 5'4 / 165lb
Diagnosis: Alison's disease (Brittle Bone Disease) stage V
History: [Refer to previous file ] ...Three years and seven months in minerva, five years and six months in full body cast, condition deteriorating.
Observations: Patient has developed mild symptoms of depression and sleep deprivation due to long-term immobility, can be easily irritated and/or emotionally stirred, experiences nausea and hallucinations whenever removed from bed. Has developed mouth writing (preferred activity) and serious aversion to own mirror image. Has become increasingly disdainful towards medical visitations except when when fed or cleaned after
Recommendations: Cater to patient's desires. Evaluate disease deterioration for two more years - if still worsening, proceed to last resort.

Signed by Dr. Yui Ishii

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My dear Sean,

I hope this letter finds you well.

Thank you so much for checking in on me through your letter. Fewer people have been doing so lately... I've simply ran out of interesting things to say a long time ago, I reckon.

As you can tell, my mouth writing technique has improved drastically since we last spoke. You see, writing has predictably been my only joy in life and did its part in keeping my thoughts sane for the latter part of my distressful confinement. I remember last summer when I would spend entire days writing down fictional scenarios in order to distract my mind from the torturous heat. But don't fool yourself, there wouldn't be enough publishing material because, as you know, I'm hardly ever able to go through with any of my stories. My doctors are also worried I might be hurting my teeth and jaw by using them for writing thus frequently, so I've been struggling to find another form of activity for most of my daily life ever since. But I digress.
Regarding your letter - to be honest, I'm still profoundly saddened by the decision you took five years ago, and although I would have cherished being your Mrs. Stephens, I understand that after my mummification, as they call it, exerting your role as a husband would have felt like an immense burden and my role as a mother would have been little short of unfeasible. I hope you and your wife Olivia are well and having a fulfilling life together. Speaking of which, I'm sorry to hear that she's showing symptoms of the same condition as me. I'm praying to the good Heavens that her body is soon able to counteract the disease, unlike mine.
I know that a trip across the whole wide country just to see me may be asking much, so if by chance you ever find yourself near my surroundings, please consider coming over to visit. I remain incredibly lonesome most of the time, all year long, but especially during winter, so getting to be visited by friends and family every once in a while sparks me such joy I would not be able to describe in words. But just so you know, though you've hurt me in the past, I miss seeing your face and hearing the sound of your voice, but especially feeling your warm touch upon my skin.
I wonder if I will ever come to experience the marvels of the outside world once again, if I will ever feel my body free from the crushing pressure and mind-melting heat the cast ensures, or even use my arms and legs to write, feed, walk and bathe all by myself again. No matter what, I won't stop dreaming away.

Thank you once again for staying in touch, I hope all goes well for your wife.

Yours truly,
Emily.

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Emily's recurrent dream>>>