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THE WATER OF LIFE
A TRILOGY: Chicago, Summer 1946
Submerged
My mother spent the last half of her pregnancy in an iron lung submerged, murky trolling for breath.
She used to be a painter and a pianist surrounded by air and light, color and melody. Ho…