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Date of issue: 29.04.2004
Record label: Moment of Collapse
Song language: English
Hospital - H - The Social Worker Dragon |
— You've got nothing to lose on there being a plan to improve the back |
— What they can do is get you to visit one of these pain clinics. |
The question is whether or not it’s worth it, just to be able to move a few |
hundred meters further without pain |
— But let’s say you could go down to Hallstahammar with less of a hassle |
— Yes, but what I’m asking is whether or not its worth it just to b able to |
walk a few hundred mters further |
— But is it really meant to be that way. |
That you, for example, shouldn’t be |
able to sit? |
— Well, that’s something you can work up to. |
I’m going to have to, |
either that or, for example, use the toilet while halfway standing and halfway |
sitting. |
And that’s enough, why should I need to sit? |
In order to aimlessly |
ride around on a bus? |
— Are there no other situations where you feel it would be beneficial to be |
able to sit? |
— No, I can’t think of any. |
Sit on a bench outside while feeding pigeons? |
— Sit in your kitchen? |
— Well, in that case I might as well be standing. |
I don’t understand the |
difference between standing and sitting, it’s not that important to sit |
— But I’m having a hard time understanding what’s being said. |
There’s a freedom |
in increased mobility |
— Yes, but there’s also a freedom in not experiencing any pain |
The greatest change in Hasse’s life is that he is no longer able to sit because |
he has gone through arthrodesis due to vertebral misalignment of the spine. |
He’s able to stand up and walk for short periods without support, |
but is constantly suffering from pain. |
He spends most of his days lying down |
— But are you receiving sickness benefits for the rest of your life? |
— Yes, it seems like it |
— It seems like it? |
Do they have any plans for getting you rehabilitated? |
— No, I’ve often asked about it. |
But it seems like there’s nothing they can do. |
And, in a way, that sounds tragic, but I can’t think of anything that would |
alleviate these kinds of things. |
Perhaps some specialized training that makes |
it possible to sit. |
But should you sit when it only leads to pain? |
(Hasse is listening to an old interview featuring him) |
— It's like a dragon that I have to fight against. |
It’s the social thing. |
Social district 13 |
— Dragon? |
— I have to fight it with my sword, while it breathes fire towards me. |
But I’m going to win. |
And everyone knows that the knight always wins and gets |
the princess in the form of a check, a cash check |
— I have to stop here. |
Did I really say that? |
— Yes, you did |