My sister went firstly. Probably she couldn’t take it after seeing me if I’m the front to go. Waiting together outside the room, Mum and I sat at side the corridor door. I brought my PSP along to reduce my nervousness. Joyce brought me a memory card with the a few installed games in my PSP, simply I’m more concentrated to the games. While then, the door was not closed; I could hear June was chatting with the doctor during the surgery.
June was out to the rest. Okay, I stunned. She looked awful when two tapes on each eyes. The nurse called my name, got me prepare for the next round.
‘ Okay, doctor, doctor, I want a big eyes.’
‘Hahah, alright, you will have them so soon. Lie down.’
The light just too bight, I could just managed to look open half of my eyes.
‘Close your eye, close your eye. There we go.’
A cold compresser.
Shawn encountered this operation. Guess he just wanna share this with you.
29/2/2008, date of my operation, Tonsillectomy.
Days before the op, I was calm and I kept cool. At 6am, that very day, I reached the hospital. My nerves tuned up. My anxiety raises and I got impatient. I registered and I waited. Zzz, less than I expected, I was called upon when the clock struck 2pm. Wore in surgery wear, and there I entered the op theatre. I eased myself as I chatted with the nurses around. I was comforted by their words. Thump, thump, strong rays of light shore across my eyes, I was told to inhale “oxygen” from the mask. Once, twice and finally, * A Total Darkness!
I woke up with blurring vision, felt soared and shiver tremendously. Bothered, it was just post-syndromes of anesthetic effect. “Common!” But I swore that it’s the worst experience I came across. At 5pm, I was trolley back to my ward where I’m expecting my family. Yea, I spoke a bit and they accompanied me. Then shortly, I was left alone to spend the night myself after the visiting hours are over. I tried to sleep through the night and hope to wake up fast in the morning. Failed, I endured sufferings worse than death. First, I couldn’t sleep, thanks to the pain on my throat. I cough blood and flames frequently. Horrible! I thought. It was mind-torturing; I cried out, I didn’t expect it. *sob.
Finally, morning came, the effects subdue, thank god I'm relieved. If I had thought twice... hmm… Pardon me, to people around, don’t neglect health!
Believe me, you wouldn’t wanna step in to my *poo. Peace!
And I noticed something. He missed out me. Arhg.
1 comment:
What. you went to plastic surgery?
Gosh. you've grown up my girl..
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