The Last Goodbye
Last week, this time, I had just settled down in office after coming from SGH.
Visiting was finally allowed after a grueling wait.
We had spent the previous night in the hospital as he was shuttling between the OT and ICU and had 4 ops in less than 24 hours.
While things were looking slightly better, the docs warned he is still not out of danger
Visiting was finally allowed after a grueling wait.
We had spent the previous night in the hospital as he was shuttling between the OT and ICU and had 4 ops in less than 24 hours.
While things were looking slightly better, the docs warned he is still not out of danger
In the evening, we visited him again. His eyes barely open, he teared as Isham and I spoke to him
Isham noticed he had turned his face slightly, while I was too caught up in my own emotions.
it could have been that his eyes were not close completely, resulting in the tears we saw.
I told him he must jiayou and keep fighting.
Isham noticed he had turned his face slightly, while I was too caught up in my own emotions.
it could have been that his eyes were not close completely, resulting in the tears we saw.
I told him he must jiayou and keep fighting.
We received good news near midnight that he is awake, showing signs of some consciousness.
The nurse asked if he was in pain, he twitched the left hand to indicate he was not.
The nurse asked if he was in pain, he twitched the left hand to indicate he was not.
The next morning, came even better news - he was breathing on his own and require only 'half' of the breathing support from the machine.
I had left for Batam positive that he will get well and is on his way to recovery.
Very soon, the news we didn't want to hear, came, that he might pass on in the ops with only a 10% chance. He made through the ops. 1 hour later,
his BP was dropping, organs were failing.
There was not much the docs could do.
his BP was dropping, organs were failing.
There was not much the docs could do.
I took the first ferry the next morning, riding on the same waves that took him away.
Broken
Broken
Gone too soon, too young.
I will remember him as a big brother who had so much love for people around him.
Perhaps, he had completed what he was meant to do in this world.
I will remember him as a big brother who had so much love for people around him.
Perhaps, he had completed what he was meant to do in this world.
Till we meet again, ahde korkor.
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