Cardiology

Pessoal, este post vai ser diferente.

Este é um pedido que já vem com alguns meses de atraso e só hoje o deu para concluir.

Mas como a pessoa que me solicitou este texto não é portuguesa nem fala português.
Vou ter de escrever em inglês.

Hope you like it.

So, I was feeling a little tired and my heart was beating fast and slightly painful.

So I went to see a doctor at the hospital. I sat down.

With my hand close on one leg and the other rubbing my chest.

Why two kids were playing catch in the lobby. 

I smiled. I liked children and for a moment, I forgot where I was.

I like children and I'm hoping someday I'll have two or three of my own.

But suddendly I was brought back to reality when my heart pounded a little harder.

And I was starting to struggle to breathe.

So, the nurse saw me and called more nurses.

I was losing conscious and couldn't see anything.

Just a blurred image of white, black and green.

Green of the nurse's clothing.

She asked if I was feeling fine.

For a short period of time, I looked to her.
I smiled and asked her if she as a cardiologist.

She said no, that she was a simple nurse.

I whispered then that she could had fouled me because she made my heart skip a beat.

She blushed and I simply said that maybe she was an angel.

Ready to take me to heaven and that was why I was dying.

 I closed my eyes soon after but heard her whisper into my ear:

"I'm not an angel but I'll hope you can be saved, because I like your smile".

I smiled and blackout. When I woke up, she was gone.
I ask another nurse if she knew where the other nurse was.

She said that her was an intern at the hospital and she went back to her home country.

So I was out of luck and never got the chance.
The chance to thank her for saving me or to say anything at all to her.

She was there when I needed the most and I just wanted to say to her:

"Thank you, my nurse.
From the bottom of my heart.
For saving me.

They say it and it's right:
Love and Laughter are the best medicine.
And you had both and you.

Until we meet again, N.C. ..."