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“I notice when someone is lonely”
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Michael Kloss spends most of his time on the phone. Every day he calls a member of the corona patient in the intensive care unit.
(Photo: Ferdinando Iannone / Klinikum Stuttgart)
Almost 200 dead, countless people who were forever scarred. And one who too often has to bring bad news to families. Out and about with Michael Kloss, family carer in the Corona intensive care unit at the Stuttgart Clinic.
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Christina Kunkel, Stuttgart
The split lips move, the chest rises and falls faster and faster, but not a sound comes from Frau Handels mouth. The breathing tube blocks the connection between the windpipe and the larynx. Frau Handel * turns her head with the black, wavy hair back and forth on her pillow, a tear runs down her cheek.
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