Out of my TREE
May 11, 2021
3 minutes
Words: Monica Troughton.
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My alarm clock was ringing, and the alarm on my phone was buzzing loudly. I couldn’t be bothered to turn them off.
Instead, I just buried my head deeper under the duvet. What was there to get up for anyway?
I was 47 and single, had been out of work for a while.
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I’d lost my appetite and often struggled to get out of bed. What was the point of even trying? Today, though, a loud banging noise joined the persistent ringing of my alarms.
A familiar voice yelled through the letter box.
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