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First of all I will NEVER fear death...
It was a normal day...
My childhood home was heated by a coal furnace which my mother and father would tend...
I observed the body surrounded by a surgical team, then the hospital from above, then the hospital surrounded by wintering cornfields...
I was seventeen years old and already a mother of one child who was a year old...
Following a sudden aortic dissection, I was urgently operated in a specialized center...
During a car trip with my wife I had to stop because of a severe illness with sudden sweating, precordial, and neck pain...
It all started when I was diagnosed with a genetic disease (which until this age I did not know I had) called Parkinson's which, in short words, happens when you have an extra line stimulation to the heart...
I had not long been given two cats...
On January 27th I had an appointment with my cardiologist at 2:00 pm...
I was in a near head on (45 degree angle) car collision, each of us traveling about 60 mph...
I remember telling the nurse that I felt very badly...
