nd. "Oh you poor dear!" Said my primary care doc A. C. She had just pealed back my bandages that only med techs had seen on prior visits. A graduate of Georgetown U she devotes her life to we poor, and a 'vacation' for her is going to Haiti to help the poor there. I went in to the clinic, AGAIN, this morning, because the blisters from my allergic reaction to adhesive tape... hurt like hell, and are not healing... just ooooooozing. I felt like a real baby. Her words were soooo comforting, and seemed, convincing. There is quite a bit of raw red meat showing. For the first time, I was kept awake quite a while last night with pain at the surgical site... that 36 block round trip hike to the WH Free Palestine vigil lugging all my stuff... may have hurt things, a bit. Doc C re-dressed my wounds and suggested I come back to do it again each of the next two days, which I'll do, if needed. Not much foot traffic in DC this week for the vigil, and the weather is rain. I'm hoping that Thursday will be clear enough that I can vigil to Free Palestine all day the 25th north side of the WH. We'll see.

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