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October 22, 2020
Kathy-Ann Valme
Creative Writing
Topic: Amidst the Chaos- Family Matters
Someone yelled down the hallway, “Call a Rapid response to the Central Station.” I ran to grab
the telephone and quickly pressed the emergency bell. With panting breath, and facial mask to
shield my face, I hurriedly gave the operator the location and extension while frantically
knocking on the door to the doctor’s lounge to alert them simultaneously. Then I scuffled down
the hallway to retrieve an Echo Cardiogram Machine and rushed it to the room. Footstep could
be heard like galloping horses, as the medical team sprinted like Olympians to the location;
rapidly gearing up on the mission to save lives, becomes their tunnel vision. Again, someone
shouted, “Please call a code.” I rushed to comply. Everyone worked tirelessly to revive him.
Earlier that day, Mr. Hill, a frequent flyer, with cardiac conditions and other underlining
illness, paced the hallways. Uncertainty loomed over him as he awaited news from the social
worker of his fate. She knew him. He had a split personality – either he was incessantly
annoying or sweet and charming.
He was undomiciled. Frequently hungry and evenly territorial. Whenever he clamored
for attention, he would throw temper tantrums until he got his way or somewhat of a
compromise. He was the master of temperaments and would adjust according to his situation at
hand. He was a master manipulator; who mastery of the craft allowed him to weave his way into
your heart like a spider weaves its web.
No one visited him, yet occasionally a lady, with a deep husky voice, who claimed to be
his sister would call, inquiring about his condition. She would speak to him at length and then
disappear, just like a bad habit until a few days had passed.
He was included as part of the extended work family, which meant everyone did their
part to assist him beyond the scope of care. Amidst the chaos, family matters and love takes
precedence.
The last soccer goal
It has been crazy everyone is tired we played for 90 minutes but it wasn’t enough and got extended. We need the last goal to end this misery. I’m standing left back and screaming at the midfield “yo pass me the ball” he didn’t hear me because he was too focused I screamed again, he didn’t hear me
Later I got the ball and ran as fast as I can and passed it across the field to the person standing close to the goal. He took it and scored. Everyone was happy, we are in lead. But we had to be careful because there was a few minutes left, you never know what can happen in a few minutes. Minutes went by and nothing happened, we were able to defend the attacks from the opponents and defended the goal, it was safe.
And as soon as we heard the referee wistle we knew that the match was fully done and there was one team that won, ours. After that we all felt like we can win any match but afcourse it is hard to tell
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