Im Home. . . I was discharged from the hospital this noon.. It Is a voluntary check out. I insisted that I be discharged coz I dont want to spend Christmas on a hospital bed. . am not so ok yet but I wont delay thanking everyone for their Financial / spiritual support. Others went to the extent of Praying Over me on my hospital bed. . The doctor told me pointblank that I will not be able to recover if I will not go on Dialysis. I will never change my stand. Dialysis is a death sentence. This time its more serious. My Hemoglobin dropped down to 40 when the normal count should be 150. I had difficulty in breathing so I have to be supported w/ Oxygen during my 7 days of confinement Every time I was pricked w/ a needle I really wail like a cow.t Im so scared of injection and of blood. I remember 1 time when I was in my Primary Grades. A Health Worker was giving Immunization for small pox. My teacher knew I will not be forced to be vaccinated. They called my mother ( we live opposite the school). My mother held my arm while waiting for my turn. When the health worker was about to thrust the needle to my arm, as fast as a lightning, I removed my wooden shoes, whipped the workers hand w/c was holding the needle. The syringe flew and was broken. I ran outside as fast as I can. I was absent from class for 2 days was given , a Long tongue lashing by my mother and was the talk of the school for several days. May kwento na naman. Friends, my heartfelt thanks to all of you who prayed for me, gave financial/, spiritual /moral support . ..my PGMNHS Class 56 family, thank you for the medical assistance you gave (handed by Ms. Norms Caballes) Ms. Loth Kalaw Payad, Tetet, Francisco, Abeng Garcia and most specially to Cecille Angsioco who did not get tired visiting me always at the hospital .. Friends,its 2:55 now. Till next issue. Good mornyt, God bless you all!! .
Posted on: Tue, 23 Dec 2014 19:00:24 +0000
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