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adebayo201:. Abi my brother. Na laptop issues o. To type for phone dey tire me ![]() |
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bebe2:This is a very deep and insightful topic. Kudos. I remember one of the first deaths I experienced as a fresh intern just out of med school. The guy was a young dude in his late 20s and had HIV. I came to his bed when he was taking his last breaths. At that time HIV was still highly stigmatized disease and all his family had abandoned him to his fate. I saw his struggling and gasping for breath, sweat streaming down his face and very restless. I asked the nurse if anything could be done and she said no, he was already moribund. I could see the agony in his face as he struggled with death. I had just finished watching an American movie where the guy had been talking to his comatose friend nd consoling him. And they say the last sense to go in death is hearing. So I bent close to him and whispered encouragement and told him he would be OK on the other side, that he shouldn't be afraid. The guy calmed down almost immediately. I squeezed his hand for a short while and then let go. It didn't take long after the fellow died. I honestly felt the talk helped him. It would be nice if people keyed more into this instead of screaming and sometimes hitting and pinching the dying. Nice thread. |
Beautifully done drippingink3, our thots are literally on the same page. Well done. Let me know if u want to continue. |
Somewhere deep in the recesses of Detective Paul's mind he knew he was going insane. It was like a deep dark problem he knew was in front of him but kept pushing further to solve at a later date. Right now he needed to punish the people who had raped and brutalized his daughter three weeks ago. He wasn't sure if these boys were the exact ones but they would do. To teach any others a lesson they would never forget. He took another puff from his cigarette and grasped his pocket suddenly as he felt the phone in it vibrate. It was a text message from his sister asking when he would come and see his son. Detective Paul sighed and replied with a single word : "Soon". After he was through dealing with these criminals in his own special way he would feel better, he knew it. Then he could face the world again. Then he could face jolade and his dear son. Maybe if he told her that her attackers had been brutally killed, maybe if he showed her pictures, maybe then she would talk again. Maybe then she would get better and be discharged from Psychiatric care. But then a dark thought crossed his mind. What if it didn't work? What if she saw the pictures and still wasn't satisfied? Detective Paul paused for a moment and sighed as he watched his men carry the criminals deeper into the forest. Well, if it didn't work he would have to keep trying. |
Eye looked around in despair as the fire continued to rage around her. How it had gotten so huge so quickly she couldn't understand. She lay beside her bed crying and coughing as the air gradually became hotter and more stifling. Where was emeka? Where was her father? It suddenly occurred to her that she could die in the flames and she trembled violently as her whole life flashed before her eyes. "God please spare my life! " she whimpered. " I'll change, I promise I will! " Her pleas and subsequent screams went unheard as the ceiling caught fire above her. |
Emeka looked on from his hideaway in the bushes, his heart pounding heavily in his chest. Who were those heavily armed men and what did they want with Bisi? He thought of running out to challenge them like the heroes he usually saw in the movies but the sight of the thick muscular men and their guns melted away his courage. He watched them pick up the unconscious bodies, glad that they had left Joy alone at least. Their Boss looked like a reasonable enough person with his clean native attire and calm demeanor. He wondered how the man hadn’t been made wet by the rain and decided that he had been under an umbrella or something. He waited until he was sure they had gone then he ran out and grabbed Joy, shaking her by the shoulders. She moaned and sat up for a moment then bent over again and vomited on the ground. “Joy! Joy!! Are you alright? What happened? Who were those men? Joy!” He whispered. Joy felt like she was in a deep ocean struggling to come out. Her head swam and her limbs shook like they were made of jelly. She recognized Emeka’s voice and swam towards it, towards consciousness. “Joy! Joy wake up na!” Emeka pleaded. He got up and tried to carry her but she was so weak and limp she was like a dead weight and he had to put her down again. Emeka held his head in his hands, his thoughts clashing against one another in confusion. Shoud he carry her out or run like before for help? Those vigilantes looked like they would sleep till kingdom come. What about Bisi? He didn’t care so much for the boys, they would get what they deserved for all he cared, but what about his crush? Should he quickly try and follow the men to at least see where they were taking her? And if he did, what would happen to Joy? “Emeka…” he looked at Joy as she called out to him feebly. “Don’t leave me.” He decided to do as she had asked and sat down beside her. |
drollster:Same to you boss. Its been an age. |
"We got them sir! We got the criminals!" Detective Paul walked out from behind a tree even as his heavily armed men dragged the bodies of the four youth from the undergrowth and arranged them in a row before him. Their chests heaved heavily as the effects of the special gas keot them in an unconscious state. He studied the bodies one by one and paused when he came to the girls. "who are these ones?" He asked. One of the armed men came forward and pointed at Bisi. "I heard her discussing with them, its possible she's part of thier gang. This other girl," he pointed at Joy, "was the one they wanted to rape today." "She should thank her lucky stars, then." Detective paul said and pulled out a cigarette from his pocket. He tapped it a couple of times on his palm then lit it and took a long drag, puffing the smoke into the air. For a moment there was silence in the bushes. "Sir," One of the men asked, "Sir are we still doing this? What do we do about the girls?" "Leave that one here," He said, pointing at Joy. "The effect of the rain will soon revive her and she can find her way home. Carry the others to our pre-arranged site." The men nodded and carried out his orders. Desmond, Michael and Bisi were carried easily by one man each, while Joy was placed comfortably under a tree to recover. As the men disappeared into the bush Detective Paul took one last glance at Joy. "Don't worry Jolande," he said smiling at her and seeing his daughter instead. "They won't hurt you ever again." |
^^^well, like the op said, he would be very grateful for the help. I guess he's just adding the N400 as an extra incentive. Op where do you work? These questions are interesting. |
Bhenehdikt:Present sir. Cc socially4fun. Thanks for the mention. |
Hello Larrysun. How r u guys doing? I'm interested in the collaboration. |
EiiBeeCee:Pls be patient with me. My laptop crashed and I lost the softcopy. I have to type the whole thing from my writing pad all over again. cc dominicnuel iaremozelle donbaracuda etc. |
horlartayor:Hello. You sent me a pm but my email has issues. U can reach me at royjerymaklin@yahoo.com. Happy sunday. |
Originalsly:If you like have 50 friends that had similar experience. No names or ages were mentioned hence confidentiality has not been broken. Direct him immediately. Let's see if his results tally with these or if I indeed saw him and took down this particular history from him. Patiently waiting. If you have low sperm count be kind to yourself and go for checkup so you can be helped. It's not as bad as you think, solutions abound for infertility. Thank you. |
alstacs:What confidentiality have I broken? Do you know how many people come to the hospital everyday with oligospermia? Do you know how varied the results are? Do you even know if these results are true? So a doctor cannot site an example if he wants to educate or pass across a message because he is afraid maybe someone will start tracing all the patients he has seen for twenty years to know which patient he is talking about? So if I tell you of a patient I saw ten years ago who had HIV and refused to tell her husband and managed to have three children by him without infecting him then I have broken patient confidentiality? It doesn't work that way bro. I have written a lot of short stories and encounters here, some fictional and some real and I can assure you you can't tell which is which. That's why they are called stories. As long as I don't mention the names or ages or specific details of such people I haven't done anything wrong. That is why doctors can write memoirs. That is why Ben Carson can write about his encounters. All the same thanks for your concern. |
mayorbillz:No names or dates were mentioned. This may have happened years ago. And its possible the story isnt even true. |


