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Re: pope
Well maybe they are keeping us as informed as they can with the information they have from the doctors. I mean we know he's had a tracheotomy and we know he wasn't able to speak but we do know he had a "serene" night.
It sounds like the sort of thing hospitals tell you about your own loved ones:
"How is he?"
"Comfortable, well as can be expected."
I remember the late Queen Mother saying that her interpretation of the word "comfortable" and the hospital's were very far removed.
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