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Everything Will Be Fine
As I rush into your hospital room, I see you look at me and your face lights up. It's at that moment when I realize that your face always lights up when you see me. How haven't I noticed this before? You're shocked and surprised that I'm there. Of course I would be. Where else would I be? Mom's sleeping in the room, someone there looking over her. I tell you not to worry, I'll look after mom for you. Everything will be fine. Everything will be fine.
Thankfully you remember nothing of the fall, and that you were there for 3 long days. You think it was your best friend that found you, not the neighbor. Doctors will operate to cut out the infection out on your foot and you will be in rehab for a while they say. I start looking for in home care for you and mom and a rehab place for you.
Everything will be fine. Everything will be fine. And for 2 weeks....
it was.
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