Issue 2.21 – Fringing

It had been weeks since Millie was first admitted to the hospital. Hazel rarely saw much of Deanna anymore. Deanna was spending nearly all waking hours at the hospital. Brief, intermittent updates were all that Hazel was able to get as Deanna raced out the door each morning. As much as she wanted to visit…

Issue 2.20 – Students and Seniors

Charlie was out for a stroll one warm August morning, when he saw a sight that had become quite familiar in the past few days. Victor, the Novaks’ grandson, was helping Sunita and Aarav carry their groceries in. He’d been staying in the Novaks’ suite, and had become friendly with everyone.“Hi there, Mr. Stewart! How…

Issue 2.19 – Accommodations

Hazel sat with an upset Deanna in Debra’s office and recounted what had just transpired in the dining room. “I don’t see why Deanna cannot stay in her mother’s room, or why the Novaks’ grandson can’t stay in their unit while they are away.” Debra sat thoughtfully for a moment. “The policy is in place…

Issue 2.18 – When Things Don’t Make Sense

It had been three days since Deanna arrived at the Manor. She had set herself up comfortably in the guest suite, picking up a few toiletries and personal items from the shop at the end of the block, and was grateful she could use the on-site laundry to clean her clothes. After all, she had…