Something had changed. There
was something in the air which didn’t feel right. I hurried back into the
hospital. The elevator took an eternity to reach the third floor. I rushed down
the hallway with a sense of urgency and hesitancy. I entered the room; Cathey
was standing to the left of the bed. She asked how I was. I never responded. Her
labored breathing had stopped. “Cathey, how long has she been like this?” She
heard the concern in my voice and saw the look of worry on my face. She moved
closer to the bed; put her fingers on Debbie's right wrist checking for a
pulse. She wanted to believe she felt one. I laid my hand on her warm chest; it
wasn’t moving. The pain in her face was starting to subside. I believe Cathey
said she was going to get a nurse. All I could do was rub her chest and stroke
her hair. Tears started falling from my eyes.
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