Last Sunday, I woke up with a text message from Dei saying that Ma’am May was brought again to the hospital and was operated again. I was surprised because she had just been operated, if I’m not mistaken, 3 or 4 weeks ago. We are supposed to go to Kuya Shandel’s house to visit Ma’am May so Dei texted Kuya Shandel to know if we can visit or on what time, that’s how we knew about what happened.
When we arrived in the hospital, I was so curious about what happened to Ma’am May. We are hesitating to go inside her room because we don’t know what to expect, but we were hoping that she doesn’t look the way she did the first time we visited her on her first operation. Kuya Shandel was inside and two other boys who, maybe, was Ma’am May’s former students (according to Dei, maybe they were part of the batch before her sister.). We just stood there, not knowing what to do. Kuya Shandel offered seats but we did not take them and we said in a joking manner, “Nagpapatangkad po.”
Dei asked Kuya Shandel about Ma’am May’s condition and he explained to us everything with a diagram made by the doctor (thankfully, Ma’am May did not look as weak and as ill as the first time). Ma’am May, though we are far from her, was also explaining to us and the other two boys about what happened to her and tears was falling from her eyes. She said that she pity the fourth years because she felt that they need her (she was teaching English…) and because the UPCAT was near. We miss Ma’am May already and we want her back. But since, this happened, we have to be patient and just wait until she can go back to the school…
When we arrived in the hospital, I was so curious about what happened to Ma’am May. We are hesitating to go inside her room because we don’t know what to expect, but we were hoping that she doesn’t look the way she did the first time we visited her on her first operation. Kuya Shandel was inside and two other boys who, maybe, was Ma’am May’s former students (according to Dei, maybe they were part of the batch before her sister.). We just stood there, not knowing what to do. Kuya Shandel offered seats but we did not take them and we said in a joking manner, “Nagpapatangkad po.”
Dei asked Kuya Shandel about Ma’am May’s condition and he explained to us everything with a diagram made by the doctor (thankfully, Ma’am May did not look as weak and as ill as the first time). Ma’am May, though we are far from her, was also explaining to us and the other two boys about what happened to her and tears was falling from her eyes. She said that she pity the fourth years because she felt that they need her (she was teaching English…) and because the UPCAT was near. We miss Ma’am May already and we want her back. But since, this happened, we have to be patient and just wait until she can go back to the school…
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