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(Jane showed me that she no longer wore bandages on her left shoulder or elbow. They have healed over in those areas. The bandages she has left are on one shoulder blade—her right—and some spots on her back. All the ulcers are small, including those on her lower hips on the outside, above the buttocks. I haven’t seen the ulcers that are still covered for a long while. In other words now, when one looks down at my wife, they see no bandages except for one on each hip. Remarkable.

[...] The symptoms are now not simply being bandaged over. [...]

[...] She thought the discomfort stemmed from a bandage on one of her decubiti in that region. [...]

[...] Jane said the lower opening below her right knee had started draining a bit this morning, and staff had put a small bandage there. [...]

[...] She’d just had her fresh bandages put on and been turned, before I arrived. [...]

[...] I’d noticed a different type of bandage on her leg. [...]

[...] I’ve got to change the bandages on your [left] elbow, too. [...]

[...] Good suggestions are not bandages to cover up, unless you believe they are. [...]

Beside the list given earlier [tonight], you have the American belief that money will solve almost any social problem, that the middle-class way of life is the correct “democratic” one, and that the difficulty between blacks and whites in particular can be erased by applying social bandages, rather than by attacking the basic beliefs behind the problem.

[...] I do not want positive suggestions just slipped on like bandages, leaving the fears unreleased or unrecognized. [...]

Our material does not work by providing bandages, but by providing an overall aura of creativity that in itself generates self-healing and self-understanding—and that is how other people are helped. [...]

(A case in point: When he visited today, Mr. Wrigley said Jane should wear support stockings or bandages around her feet and legs in the daytime, to help reduce the swelling in her feet and ankles. [...]

He tried to use suggestion as a bandage. [...]

[...] I do not want any of you, you see, to use these ideas as superficial bandages for your bleeding psyches…. [...]

[...] like a bandage used to bind wounds at pressure points. [...]

What he needs immediately at this point—which you have already been providing—are “bandages” of honest affection—for these help allay some of the original childhood panic, which rises in different form. [...]

[...] And I do not want any of you, you see, to use these ideas as superficial bandages to put over your bleeding psyches because these ideas can, on occasion, be used in a superficial manner. [...]

And now my two wounded pigeons, bandage yourselves up in a short period of rest. [...]

[...] He had a bandage wrapped around the biceps of his left arm. [...]

[...] She had gotten out of bed by herself earlier in the week and had taken a bad fall; there was a bandage on her right temple and her left elbow because of this. [...]