Ive had this video on my phone for a while now. My little brother taped me on this day, not knowing that on this day my life went into pure life or death situation. My body began to shut down completely, I started too bleed from every where you can only imagine. Blood clots begin too filled body from the inside, but yet, as nurses cried, doctors rush in and prep me for my last surgery, but yet I felt no pain. On the morning of the surgery, a white doctor, with a white coat and a white smile came in to my room and told me this,You mean, to tell me, youve been too all these hospitals and your health is still declining and no one thought about doing surgery on your stomach, with all these blood clots and all this bleeding internally?I said,No sir. So he began too cry came over to my bed and hug me crying and whispered in my earIm going to take care of you and before you leave this hospital, you are going too be alright...trust me. So I begin too cry and look at him as he walk away crying and washing his tears away. When I went to an doctors appnt the following year, I met another doctor who was the first one in UAB to take care of me and now is one of the head physician there. I told him I wanted too find out who the surgeon, that came too my room and told me that I would be okay before I left here, because I wanted to thank him for saving my life. So we exchanged numbers and we hug, so left Birmingham. 3Days later the doctor I exchanged numbers with called me back and told me to sit down because I have something important too tell you...I said,okay. He said,The surgeon, who done your surgery had retired and retired 2 months after doing your surgery and no one knows where he is or has any where abouts where he is at...its like he just disappeared off the face of the earth and trust me young man Ive check all my resources. Wow! I still cry at night, every night and Im not ashame too let everbody know! God is an awsome god! Have a blessesd day!
Posted on: Mon, 08 Dec 2014 12:50:51 +0000
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