roshiq
12-28-2008, 01:18 AM
Date: December 25, 2008
Time: around 3:30 AM
Except for the Ramadan time of a year, my intercom telephone doesn’t ring at this part of night. So when it rang I was quite certain that there is something very wrong happened in downstairs at my parents’ apartment. I answered the call & heard…”Please come down here quickly. Your mother is having severe chest pain & calling you to see her.” I ran down there and saw everybody was around her & she was breathing heavily & sweating. Moreover, she was mumbling my name & telling me to hold her hand. It was very emotional as well as painful situation for me. I couldn’t stand that anymore. So we didn’t waste anymore time and took her to the nearest hospital. This was the first time for us, cause my parents have never shown or had this kinda severe sickness before. Both of them were quite conscious about their health.
Anyways, when we reached to the hospital (it’s only 3 to 4 minute driveway from our home) after some check ups the doctor declared that “your mother have had a massive heart attack just after you brought down her here and so we are now going for a NGO gram test.” After the test they found a block on one of the major arteries of the left portion of her heart (& that stops the blood circulation), so they suggested putting a ‘ring’ there immediately to starts the circulation again. But they need our permission or concern for doing that. We naturally replied Please do whatever you need to do asap.
It took only 10 to 15 minutes and then they took us to a room where they shown the previous & current condition on a monitor where we got the scanning view of my moms’ heart and they said, “it’s now working all right. Everything is just fine. You brought her here just in time. If you delayed for half an hour then there would be some severe complications.”
But even the very next day she was still quite sick. The doctor said, “It’d take some time for the adjustments…so don’t worry.” And I think he was right, from the very beginning of the Friday morning to till now she is in pretty good shape and eagerly waiting for going back to our home. But the doctors put her under 72 hrs. observations. Hopefully within a day or two they’ll release her from the hospital but she’ll need to follow some balanced diets and routine check ups.
So for the last couple of days we were really had some tensed & tough time that keep us highly worried about our mom. Thanks to Almighty and all our well wishers for the support & courage they gave us to confront the situation in a right way.
Time: around 3:30 AM
Except for the Ramadan time of a year, my intercom telephone doesn’t ring at this part of night. So when it rang I was quite certain that there is something very wrong happened in downstairs at my parents’ apartment. I answered the call & heard…”Please come down here quickly. Your mother is having severe chest pain & calling you to see her.” I ran down there and saw everybody was around her & she was breathing heavily & sweating. Moreover, she was mumbling my name & telling me to hold her hand. It was very emotional as well as painful situation for me. I couldn’t stand that anymore. So we didn’t waste anymore time and took her to the nearest hospital. This was the first time for us, cause my parents have never shown or had this kinda severe sickness before. Both of them were quite conscious about their health.
Anyways, when we reached to the hospital (it’s only 3 to 4 minute driveway from our home) after some check ups the doctor declared that “your mother have had a massive heart attack just after you brought down her here and so we are now going for a NGO gram test.” After the test they found a block on one of the major arteries of the left portion of her heart (& that stops the blood circulation), so they suggested putting a ‘ring’ there immediately to starts the circulation again. But they need our permission or concern for doing that. We naturally replied Please do whatever you need to do asap.
It took only 10 to 15 minutes and then they took us to a room where they shown the previous & current condition on a monitor where we got the scanning view of my moms’ heart and they said, “it’s now working all right. Everything is just fine. You brought her here just in time. If you delayed for half an hour then there would be some severe complications.”
But even the very next day she was still quite sick. The doctor said, “It’d take some time for the adjustments…so don’t worry.” And I think he was right, from the very beginning of the Friday morning to till now she is in pretty good shape and eagerly waiting for going back to our home. But the doctors put her under 72 hrs. observations. Hopefully within a day or two they’ll release her from the hospital but she’ll need to follow some balanced diets and routine check ups.
So for the last couple of days we were really had some tensed & tough time that keep us highly worried about our mom. Thanks to Almighty and all our well wishers for the support & courage they gave us to confront the situation in a right way.