Margins of Prognosis
Where Clinical Language Lets Light In
By LaRae PynasPublished 26 days ago • 1 min read
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patient presents with recurrent storms,
sleepless hours,
shadows in appetite and thought.
recommended:
evaluation, monitoring,
support, safety, care.
symptoms: persistent,
but not absolute.
risk: high,
yet not without anchors.
response is possible.
small shifts gather.
progress accumulates like light
at the edge of curtains.
prognosis:
hope,
not prescribed,
but rising,
patient as morning.
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LaRae Pynas
Hello, and welcome. I am LaRae Pynas. I am aspiring to become a published author and poet. I write children's, sci-fi, fantasy, young adult, psychological thrillers/fantasies, short stories, poetry, etc.
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