Tucked in: an image that gives a sense of peace
I need to see Justin before my workday commences. I’m a social worker at the outpatient cancer center where Justin has been treated for an aggressive colon cancer.
Seeing him today means visiting him in the hospital, up the road from the center.
It’s almost surreal.
When I first met Justin, nearly two years ago, he looked every bit the linebacker — well over six feet tall, with a girth to match. A …
Tucked in: an image that gives a sense of peace

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