This manuscript explores emotional aspects of caregiving, suggesting language's role in recognizing suffering in health systems.
The manuscript contributes to broader discussions in arts and health by foregrounding the emotional realities of caregiving and the restorative role of language in making suffering visible. It argues that recognition, gentleness, and shared responsibility are essential to any truly humane health system.
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