One still and
strange night
DeRay and I both
happened to be awake at 4 AM.
“You know,” this
voice from the darkness says,
“Everything
happens to you.
Nothing happens to
me.
I always wanted
you to take care of me.
Sometimes I’m
jealous of you.”
At last. we now
know,
what has caused
the tension
the past three
years while I’ve been in battle.
A few days later,
he got even.
He stole the show.
Oh, yes!
Another massive
cold sweat.
Groans and
dreadful sounds
High and loud.
I call Amy.
Amy calls 911.
Brooke came.
And when DeRay gained
consciousness
after they gave
him a shot of glucose
(blood sugar was
40 – should have been around 100)
surrounding his
bed were ten uniformed paramedics –
five from Layton;
five from Kaysville,
as well as Brooke
and Amy,
plus two fire
trucks and an ambulance.
A diabetic coma.
Impressive, DeRay.
Impressive!
I concede.
2 comments:
Thanks for saving my life.
My privilege and blessing.
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