Minutus

Dear Rochelle

I have just come back from being a few days away so I have not had time to
look through your case.
However, when the issue of injustice is being considered I remember
discussing it with Sheilagh Creasy.

Almost all of us has suffered some kind of injustice. The point is how much
has the injustice (whether perceived or real) managed to de-rail us from the
course of our lives. If it has, then by all means take it. If your patient
cannot really stand and let things go by with protest, then one needs to
take this into account. On the other hand we have the passive characters who
are made very upset - (they cannot watch some of the news items) because of
all the wrong that is being done, then again you need to take a note.

I apologise if I am not writing in context of what has been discussed but
hope this is of use.

Good healing
Soroush

Dear Soroush,

Thanks for your reply. I really do think that the injustice is a big part of
her case as she doesn't stop going on about it in different things she talks
about. There is the way her father was treated in hospital, the way she was
treated by her best friend going off with her husband (more betrayal here) ,
she has written letters and protested about the treated of an old man she
was taking from his nursing home to outpatients when she saw the state of
his underwear and so it goes on. However I do understand what you are trying
to say here.
Regards,
Rochelle
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