Allow Me to Be Happy
Chapter 52
This is where the Goddess is at the moment. As Ara requested while still in the hospital, the little girl asked Dewi to sleep with her when she had returned home. In a room measuring 4x5 meters which is dominated by pink and white, there is a bed size 120x200. On the bed, the Goddess lay in the middle, while on her left side was Ara and on her right side was Andra who wanted to sleep with the Goddess.
“Lucky your body is still small, try if udh big little, will fall us,” said Dewi.
“Mother, it is a promise to sleep with Ara if you are home. Brother why sleep in Ara's room too, go there to Abang's room,” drive Ara.
“Ngga. Brother, will you sleep with Mother as well,” replied Andra.
“What is Papa's Cerus?” ask Goddess.
“Papa justin sleep alone, nothing, right, Bun?” ask Ara back.
“Iya nothing. Let's go to sleep. Mother is very sleepy.”
Before long the sound of fine snoring sounded earthy in the room that characterizes the girl.
Reza who was ready for dinner last night went straight to his study to continue his work which he took home.
At 11 pm, Reza went into his room and did not find the Goddess in bed.
“Where is my wife?“ Reza then walked out of his room. First he went into Andra's room, but it was empty, abandoned by its inhabitants. Next he stepped into Ara's room. Reza's smile was attracted when she saw her two children sleeping while hugging tightly with the Goddess. Reza kissed their one-on-one forehead before then leaving the room to sleep alone in her room.
In the morning Reza went down to the dinner table for breakfast. Ara, and Andra
who sat in their seats.
“Dear,” greet Reza while kissing them over.
“Morning too, Papa,” replied Ara.
The goddess came from the kitchen carrying the order fried rice from Ara and Andra.
“Make me fried rice too, Wi? reza asked listlessly for wishing her breakfast was still a tuna sandwich.
“Sabar, have Dewi makein kok,” replied Dewi while spooning rice to the plate Ara and Andra.
After finishing the affairs of the children, Dewi then went to the kitchen again to bring coffee and sandwiches for breakfast Reza.
“Thanks, Mother,” says Reza.
“Hem.”
After breakfast, Ara and Andra say goodbye to the deaths of their parents to feed their pets.
“Your shirt why is it located in her room Ara, Wi? Why not move to the closet in the room?” reza asked after the two children left.
“You want to be in which closet? No way, the Goddess of clothes and her belongings Kak Rena who is in the closet,” replied the Goddess who made Reza furrow her eyebrows.
“You mean?” ask Reza again.
“Yes, Dewi wants to enter the Goddess's clothes in which closet? Not enough.”
Reza immediately remembered that Rena's clothes and items in the closet had not been moved.
“Si*l*n, why forget the heck,” Inner Reza.
“Sorry yes, Wi. Later I move in the goods Rena,” said Reza.
“Ngga needs, Brother. Dewi is comfortable in her room Ara,” replied Dewi quickly.
“But there's no way you're forever there, how am I?”
“Ngga. Udah deh depart again, ntar late you know,” said Dewi while cleaning the dining table.
“I have to quickly finish this job so I can immediately move to a new home,” Inner Reza.
A week already Dewi was in the house, Ara's surgery scars were also dry so that Dewi could go back to work again.
The first day of work Dewi is ushered by Reza. He was not allowed by Reza today to bring his own car because Reza promised after work would invite Dewi to see something.
The first day of work, Dewi did not do much. Outpatient care has not been as much as before and patients who enter through IGD are also not much.
Towards the hour home, as usual Dewi, resident doctors and doctors koas held a meeting to discuss the patients they handle today.
“For the case of Nabila children, please Ferdi,” said Dewi appointed doctor Ferdi, second year resident doctor.
“Anak Nabila is 5 years old. He entered the IGD due to fainting while blowing a balloon. According to the results of CT angio, Moyamoya Syndrome is suspected. TFCA can be done this afternoon. Currently the patient is being given oxygen and infusion, his condition is also stable,” explained Dr Ferdi.
“What is the cause of this disease?” ask the doctor named Mia.
“Descendation?” doctor Ferdi said as he shrugged both his shoulders.
The goddess who had just been quietly listening, now began to speak up to explain.
“The possibility of parents passing Moyamoya Syndrome to children is high, but not all children experience it. Not always because of the offspring. Then what to watch out for from the kid?“ asked the Goddess while looking at the doctor Ferdi.
“He can't cry. Crying or sulking makes the blood vessels of the brain narrow and blood circulation to the brain is not smooth so that there are muscle spasms and Hemiplegia,” replied Dr. Ferdi.
“True, so do not let you make her cry,” said Dewi.
“Good, doc,” replied doctor Ferdi again.
“Difficulty,” ogled doctor Mia who got the nod from the others.
“Remember, the patient should relax during CT. Calm down before you start. If it is difficult, you better give a sedative injection so that the patient can be done CT.”
“Good, doc.”
“Oke today is enough here, yes,” said Dewi ended.
“Good, doc. Happy break,” said they doctor.
When the doctors and residents will come out of the room Dewi, they cross paths with Reza who has just arrived.
“Good afternoon, Sir,” greet doctor Kiki.
“Sore. My wife is there?”
“There, Sir. We're just meeting ready.”
“Good. Thanks.”
Reza then entered and found the Goddess who was still sitting on the chair while playing her phone.
“Lho Kak Reza has arrived? Why not ngabarin?”
“Involuntarily, sure that you are not finished, it turns out to be true.”
“Udah done, really. Wait a minute, yes, the Goddess took a bath for a while. It is impossible to bring the bacterial virus in the body back home,” said Dewi as she passed leaving Reza who had been sitting on the sofa in the room Dewi.
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• Moyamoya disease is a disorder in the blood vessels of the brain or cerebrovascular. A rare disease is caused by clogged arteries at the base of the brain, in an area called the basal ganglia. This causes the blood flow to the brain to be very limited.
• hemiplegia is a condition of paralysis or loss of the ability of muscles to move that occurs on one side of the body. Most cases of hemiplegia are caused by spinal cord injury, injury to the neck to a fracture, or stroke.
