Friday, September 23, 2005

The Maelstrom

Have you ever been all alone in a hospital room, dying to know what was happening in the operation theatre?
Have you felt the walls closing in with each passing minute and feeling suffocated by the detergent smell typical of a hospital?
Have you let wierd notions enter your head, about what could be happening in the operation theatre, what could be going wrong, what you would need to do if something did go wrong?

Have you ever experienced the relief when the phone rings and the doctor tells you that everything went on fine?
Have you felt the simple happiness when you inform your close ones about the good news?

Have you had people calling you up throughout the day, asking over and over again, how the operation went, and you reply over and again, that it was a success, without ever getting tired of saying it?

I wouldn't wish a few of these experiences on people, but the fact is, each of these emotions, good or bad, is a must-have.

Thank God for doctors, thank God for loved ones, thank God for God!

4 Comments:

Anonymous Anonymous said...

Coming to think about it ... yes ... if not for these mixed emotions that we have in our life .. it would be yet another bland tastelss world in which we would die of the boredom of happiness and comfort. Thank God for the miseries .. Thank God for ill-luck and ... everyone loves a good drought ;-)
Resh

( oops .. I put my link there in the previous comment. could You remove it ? .. would like to stay anon ;-) sorry for the trouble though )

3:47 PM  
Blogger Subrahmanyam KVJ said...

Don't ask me why !! But almost upto the closing lines, i thought you were referring to..err...the joys of parenthood !!! :-?

12:59 AM  
Blogger Jonas said...

@urmad, LOL!...now that's a different way of looking at it!..but me still wondering what was there in the closing lines which made you change track.. :-)

@Resh, have you read 'everybody loves a good drought'? Me come across some good reviews...
and the anon link problem seems to be solved for you..

4:55 PM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Yeah .. the link seems to be intelligent enough to have remove itself ;-)
Never seen that book here in B&N, have not read either ... one of my cousins ( back in india ) was mentioning about that. The title was catchy ... hence that stuck. Available through Amazon ... I guess .. do you think its a good read ?
Resh

8:31 PM  

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