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Q. I am just asking for your opinion. I am not asking
MR.
LAURO: Its not an opinion, he is
asking for your observations.
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A.
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Well, just constantly picking, moving,
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grabbing (indicating), flailing, kicking, sometimes like grinding her head into the pillow. Like, Barbro had a pillow. She would
try
to get it under her face, because she was just grinding her face into it, the pillow, you know.
BY MR.
MCGARRY:
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Q.
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How were the care-givers and yourself coping
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with this, dealing with this, if you were?
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A.
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Well, speaking for myself
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Q.
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And
as well as your observations of the
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people around you.
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A.
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I was kind of horrified by what was going on.
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I had never seen anything like that. It was clear to me that we had to, you know, interfere with her attempts to hurt herself and hurt us. She was, like, intent on digging in those fingernails and gouging at
us and
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MR.
LAURO:
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Hold on. I am sorry, I know
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KANABAY & KANABAY
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OFFICIAL COURT REPORTERS
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