It was a beautiful night of summer when my father collapsed. My family was at my grandmother's house. They were talking all together and suddenly my father fell to the floor. When it happened I was eight years old but I went out with my cousins so I wasn't there. My family was really worried so they immediately called the ambulance. In the end when my father arrived to the hospital the doctor told us that he had a heart problem but with a simple surgery everything would be okay. It was a very worrying night!
Tuesday, 29 May 2018
Everything is well that that it ends well
It was a beautiful night of summer when my father collapsed. My family was at my grandmother's house. They were talking all together and suddenly my father fell to the floor. When it happened I was eight years old but I went out with my cousins so I wasn't there. My family was really worried so they immediately called the ambulance. In the end when my father arrived to the hospital the doctor told us that he had a heart problem but with a simple surgery everything would be okay. It was a very worrying night!
It was a beautiful night of summer when my father collapsed. My family was at my grandmother's house. They were talking all together and suddenly my father fell to the floor. When it happened I was eight years old but I went out with my cousins so I wasn't there. My family was really worried so they immediately called the ambulance. In the end when my father arrived to the hospital the doctor told us that he had a heart problem but with a simple surgery everything would be okay. It was a very worrying night!
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