Eastin Hospital

Eastin Hospital

20-year-old Janice Morrison just had a heart attack. She had been in the kitchen preparing food for the family when she felt a sharp pain in her chest and wasn’t sure what it was. Her husband and children called 911 and were saddened to see their mother go to the hospital in an ambulance waiting to receive treatment. Life was painful and sad for Janice Morrison who loved going to the mall, being with her family, and making food. Janice was going to Eastin Hospital where she was about to get treatment where she would receive medical fluids from an IV pole and also probably remain bedridden in a bed for several days. She arrived at the hospital and was stunned to see an array of doctors, nurses, and other medical staff treat her condition.

The hospital room she was staying in had a TV, bed, and a window that overlooked the streets below. Janice was stunned by how large the hospital was and was quite amazed by the people who had helped her and thought that her life was amazingly blessed being able to go to somewhere so wonderful and so beautiful. Janice loved getting taken care of at the hospital and the good news had finally arrived. Janice didn’t have any abnormalities in her heart function and was so glad that she was being taken care of in a good and kind fashion. Janice was a lovely and kind woman, who loved the hospital for its hospitality and generosity. The hospital was remarkably well made and made Janice feel good about life.

She returned home and said “Hello” to her family who in return greeted her back with lots of love, kindness, and respect. Her life was getting better and better and she felt so blessed. The life she led back then before the heart attack was slightly insipid, so this new life she was getting with the heart attack passed was going to be more meaningful and more deep. She learned from the heart attack that anyone can be affected and that anyone can lose their life in a moment. Life was extraordinarily better for Janice and she was going to live with confidence, purpose, and meaning from now on. Life was extraordinarily amazing, rich, and wonderful the months and years after the hospital stay.