Abigail was hooked up on antibody IV drips and the scar at the back of her palm served as a grim reminder that as parents, we must take concious precautions to minimalise her exposure to dirty environment.
I was told however by Ahpek and my colleague, Terence that their children has had this bacterial infection before. They have had their share of 3D/2N Worrisome-Hospital-Summers before.
I think I must have prayed the most times in the last 10 years. All of the sudden I turn pious and start reflecting on the dreaded topic of life after death. Why incidents as such turns us closer to God? I'm a sinner alrighty!
Prudential has a bad stroke of luck running their hands against my feathers. I have written a nasty letter to their CEO and voice my frustration in getting Abigail referred to the right hospital and make and appointment with a paediatrician. To cut the long story short, they tossed me around like Makalele on his 506th touch to balance the ball. They gave me what I wanted at the end of the day - a formal apology letter, descripting what I should do in the case of emergency and visiting me to conduct a post-mortem on what and how they manage to shoot themselves in the foot a few times in a row in a single day.
Howard my agent tagged along with the lady manager from Prudential and left me this fruit basket. He scored all the points infront of the lady.
I am happy for whatever the emotions I have experienced over this incident and I am happy that Abigail manage to come out from this unscathed. God bless my fountain of joy, Abigail.
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God bless Abigail and your family throughly.....Amen
**Douse some holy water onto Kanehsiro** :)
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