I need patience with her too. Her self esteem is practically nil. She has not the confidence to get water for herself in the clinic nor at our building. That means I have to bring her water at my door. No amount of cajoling her works. Sometimes, literally, when my hands are full, I have to ask her to get her own water. She won't. She won't look me in the eye or acknowledge my words of assurance. Patience? Right.
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I need patience with her too. Her self esteem is practically nil. She has not the confidence to get water for herself in the clinic nor at our building. That means I have to bring her water at my door. No amount of cajoling her works. Sometimes, literally, when my hands are full, I have to ask her to get her own water. She won't. She won't look me in the eye or acknowledge my words of assurance. Patience? Right.
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