Bruised in the ICU

uploaded by KeightyQueue on 06 Sept. 2022

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Bilateral pneumonia + acute respiratory failure made me a pin cushion in Intensive Care (lots of arterial blood draws). The fact that one of the bruises made it look like my portrait of my mom had a black eye was (and still is) hilarious to me.
Artist: Adam Barton
Location: Santa Cruz, CA

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