Never a dull moment, unfortunately.
Feck. My mother's just rang me to say that my da might be having a heart attack. She was visiting him at the rehabilitation centre when he said that he didn't feel right.
The nurses there agreed it sounded like a possible heart attack and rang for the paramedics, who agreed it might be a heart attack and are now transporting him to hospital. She's in the ambulance with him.
She says she's not sure about how much power her phone has left. Her car charger has gone missing, and she's left her regular phone charger at home. I suppose I'll be going home to get her charger and then going to the hospital to wait for news with her.
So, I'll not be at the session tonight. She'll not be at her rehearsal, either. Both of which seem incredibly trivial things to think about right now.
I'm told I shouldn't be too worried. They're dealing with it promptly, after all, and obviously if one must have a heart attack it's better to have one in a place full of medical personnel.
Still... I can't help but worry. If you pray, or think good thoughts, or whatever, I'd be grateful if you could spare a few for my father's health.
The nurses there agreed it sounded like a possible heart attack and rang for the paramedics, who agreed it might be a heart attack and are now transporting him to hospital. She's in the ambulance with him.
She says she's not sure about how much power her phone has left. Her car charger has gone missing, and she's left her regular phone charger at home. I suppose I'll be going home to get her charger and then going to the hospital to wait for news with her.
So, I'll not be at the session tonight. She'll not be at her rehearsal, either. Both of which seem incredibly trivial things to think about right now.
I'm told I shouldn't be too worried. They're dealing with it promptly, after all, and obviously if one must have a heart attack it's better to have one in a place full of medical personnel.
Still... I can't help but worry. If you pray, or think good thoughts, or whatever, I'd be grateful if you could spare a few for my father's health.