Prepare to see the doctor again...life is addicted to doctors.

Hello, my lovely friends! This morning I woke up feeling incredibly rushed. I had to drop my eldest daughter off at school and then take my youngest daughter to the hospital for a doctor's appointment. Life can be quite hectic sometimes. After dropping my eldest daughter off at school at 7:00 AM, we drove straight to the hospital. The journey took about an hour. We decided to buy some bread to take with us in case my youngest daughter got hungry while waiting for the doctor's checkup for her heart condition.

Some of the roads were quite congested with traffic, causing us to arrive at the heart hospital rather late. The roadsides, stretching for kilometers, were lined with countless parked cars because the hospital's parking lot was insufficient. We found a parking spot along the road, luckily near a tall tree that provided shade, keeping us from getting too hot. This tree even had flowers; I thought they were beautiful, so I took some pictures. After that, we hurried across the road to the hospital.

While my husband went to get a queue number for his appointment... there were so many people waiting for heart treatment. Most of the patients were elderly. While waiting, I used the notebook and pencils my daughter brought for her to draw and color. It was really nice today; she wasn't paying much attention to her phone at all, which made me very happy.

When it was our turn, we went in to see the doctor, had our weight and height measured as usual, and then came out to sit and wait in line again. The wait was quite long.

When it was my daughter's turn to be called into the examination room, she had a cardiac ultrasound, including auscultation of the heart and pulses. She lay there comfortably, sometimes even dozing off, because it was a very long examination. It's a very delicate and cautious procedure. We were very anxious about whether the doctor would schedule my daughter for heart surgery, which is something that requires time and depends on the doctor's discretion. Moreover, the doctor who examined her and the doctor who will perform the surgery are not the same person.

After the examination was complete, we received the results and diagnosis, and the doctor said to wait until they called to schedule another appointment. The wait isn't too bad, but we're worried that my daughter might develop a fever during the wait. That's our main problem. These days, I'm trying my best to take good care of my daughter and limit her exercise to small amounts, like short walks. That's our story for today. Thank you for reading my article... Thank you for your continued support and I'll see you again in the next article. Bye everyone!