The long-term chronic case provisions took four months to develop and were the most difficult thing she had written in the framework literature.
Not because the clinical picture was unclear. Dalla had made the clinical picture very clear across the months of work, the specific and distinct presentation of bond-site damage that had been sustained over years rather than months, the way it settled into patterns that the acute case interventions were not designed to address, the different relationship between the bond and the wolf's consciousness when the neglect had become so normalized that the hibernation was not recent damage but old architecture.
The difficulty was ethical.
She sat in the Bond Welfare office on a February evening reading the third draft of the chronic provisions and fe
