Evening Meal and Wound Care
They meet in the kitchen as the light fades, discussing the urgency of the water and the state of Jenny's leg.
Kevin and Jenny spend the evening inside the cottage as the wind howls through the palms. Kevin monitors Jenny's ankle, noting the persistent heat around the infection, while Jenny prepares the inventory for the upcoming boat arrival in ten days.
The tank's at 397, we're burning through it quick with this heat.
Check the overflow channel for cracks, then examine Jenny's wound with fresh saline
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We have enough water, Kevin. Stop counting the litres and look at the leg.
Sit heavily on the kitchen chair and pull back the cloth from the ankle, exposing the inflamed skin to the light.
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Look at this boundary, Jen. It's moving faster than the antibiotic schedule. We need to drain the cellulitis proper.
Debride the infected tissue with sterile scalpel, then pack the wound with sea beet poultice and apply fresh antibiotic cream
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Just... do it quickly.
Grip the edge of the wooden table until my knuckles turn white, staring fixedly at the ceiling to avoid watching the blade.
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Breathe through me, love. Just breathe through me.
Cut away the necrotic tissue at the wound margins, then pack with fresh sea beet poultice
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I'm trying.
Take a sharp, ragged breath through gritted teeth, eyes squeezed shut as the poultice hits the raw flesh.
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Good. Good, keep breathing. I'll wrap it clean.
Pack the wound with fresh poultice, then secure with sterile gauze and fresh antibiotic cream
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Thank you.
Lean back against the stone wall of the kitchen, letting my head thud back as I watch him wrap the ankle.
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