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Derek Fetters Writes derekfetters Derek Fetters Writes Writing Archive Essays Game Writing Poetry Stories Audio About RESUME Career Goals Bio Banishing Normal In Uncategorized on May 28, 2017 at 6:44 pm Last October, I was informed the bookstore I worked in for 21 years was going to close. I’d lose my job in April. This was the first in a line of incidents that crushed my sense of what was normal. Then my mother’s pre-cancerous condition became serious enough that her doctors recommended chemotherapy and a blood marrow transplant. This would involve months of treatment with the Seattle Cancer Care Alliance. Dad would come up with her and be her full-time caregiver during this time. Seeing my mom treated for cancer, sporting a tube that had been surgically embedded in her chest for easy blood sampling and infusion, was the next jolt to my sense of normalcy. When Dad had to leave Seattle to return home to the drier climate of Nevada so h...
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