Getting Even R-18

“Please save her!” I beg. “Well do our best Sir” Cover the compressions! Epi in! Defib! Pulse compression Charge 200. Clear! No pulse. The nurse continues doing CPR, trying to save her life, as for my request. “No please don’t go! Don’t leave me. “ Defib not stable! Charge 300. Clear! “C’mon fight for us!” I utter while slowly losing hope while I was looking at her lying at the hospital bed. Still no Pulse. Intubate. Defib. Charging 360. Clear! Time of Death 8:33 P.M. -- “Don’t. Please come back to us. Please don’t leave me,” I said repeatedly as I kept on pumping her chest while doing CPR. After several pumps, I check her pulse, which gives me heartache because I feel none. No pulse at all. I’ve been doing that for more than 10 minutes now, waiting for help to come. When they arrive, they carry her and bring her to the hospital. Toooooottttttttt……………… Epi in. Charge 200. Clear! No Pulse. No! No! Don’t do this to me. Please! I beg while looking her and the doctor reviving her. Charge 360. Clear! I heard the noise outside, after which it was a revelation to me of news that I could never accept. Time of Death 12:00 A.M.