Friday, July 25, 2008
July 25, 2008
Cleveland Clinic
acrylic on wood
2002
In 2002 my daughter had surgery to repair a hole (atrial septum defect) in her heart. This was a particularly frightening time filled with doctor visits (4 doctors were interviewed before one was settled on. Because I am an overly protective mom I never left her side and spent the night in various states of awakeners watching oxygen and heart monitors, asking patient nurses what everything meant and offering my left arm as a pillow to my sleeping daughter.
The painting Cleveland Clinic was painted a few weeks after her surgery.
Labels:
art,
atrial septum defect,
Cleveland Clinic,
heart surgery
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