“The Last Walk of an Elderly Gentleman” – reflective, poignant
It was a sunlit Tuesday morning when 82-year-old Harold Bennett strolled into the clinic, cane tapping rhythmically and eyes gleaming with mischief. He greeted the front desk staff like old friends, tossed out a quip about how the weather couldn’t make up its mind, and took a seat in the waiting room with the ease …
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