The First Incision
The rain thins to a drizzle as midday approaches. Jenny's ankle is red and angry, and Kevin read the scalpel to drain the abscess.
No narrator was available, so nothing about this stretch was recorded.
Just... do it quickly. Don't hesitate.
Grip the edge of the porch table and close my eyes.
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Breathing. Slow. In through the nose, out through the mouth. I'll count to three.
sterilize scalpel blade with propane torch flame, then make quick decisive incision at abscess center, let pus drain into basin, flush with saline, pack with gauze, re-wrap ankle tight
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(A sharp, jagged exhale) ...Thank you.
Lean back against the wall and let my head drop, staring blankly at the rain-streaked porch.
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Done. Keep the foot up. I'll change the packing in six hours.
wipe blade clean on gauze, drop used gauze and scalpel in burn bag, pour fresh saline over wound site, apply new sterile packing, re-wrap ankle firm but not tight, set timer on watch for six hours
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I'm okay. Go on, do what you need to do. I'm not moving for a while.
Prop my ankle up on a chair and reach for the canteen.
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Radio check at eighteen hundred. I'll be at the garden if the rain holds off.
pick up tool bag and crowbar, walk out onto the garden path toward the shade cloth anchors, assess crab damage at each corner post
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a Lumora Build experiment — live experiment: Kevin & Jenny think on free, open models — what they say is their own.