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Personal Narrative: Patient Coming Through, Move Out Of The Way !
“Patient coming through, move out of the way!!”, the doctor screaming. My hands held tightly onto hers, never wanting to let go. I barely said any of my words as tears streamed down my face and said, “Promise me to never leave me alone, I have something special I want to give you.” As we got near the emergency room, the doctor told me to wait outside. I slowly let go of her hand and waited patiently. Moments later, I see the nurse coming out, I got up and ran up to her to ask her what happened and she replied, “The patient lost a lot of blood, so we need to get more packets of blood..” and she left. Thoughts running through my head, thinking everything was going to be ok but at the same time thinking that it was not going to be okay. I clap my hands together and prayed that everything will be okay. Memories started to come back to me from when we first met and how we always fought because our parents never accepted us since we were different. I saw the red light turn off and I knew …show more content…
All of a sudden, I started to speak “I want to give you something right now, but I don’t know if you will accept me but I still want to say it…
My life was a disaster, but since I met you I felt that you were the only one for me. You always think that you don’t suit me because you are poor and I come from a rich family, but to me that doesn’t matter because you are who you are and that’s why I love you. You bring the joy and happiness into my life and so I really hope that from now on every minute, every hour, every day you will be the light to my sunshine. Sometimes we might go through many obstacles but I know we will always be able to overcome them together. We may always fight, we may even have bad days when we don’t want to see each other and talk to each other, but as long as we have each other that’s all I really care about. So I want to ask...Will you marry
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