[...] Last time I was in long-term care, I couldn't remember. Not at first. I had been placed on a medication regimen that others have since said was too high. But at least I didn't have to think and remember. I thought perhaps I was going back to that, but the new place has given me different things that just make me talk more than I would have in the past.
You have to [She goes back and crosses out the demand before she continues.] Please be patient with me, too. I can talk to you. I think I like it. No one else talks to me the way you do. Except maybe Bruce, but it's different. But I'm not good at it. Things get jumbled and it takes more than one try to say what I really mean. Sometimes I just [...] can't. [After a short little pause.] Is there something else? To make you feel better? I don't want you to not feel better. [...] You can do it if it helps. I didn't know that's why you were.