Happy Christmas from Me

I’ve never been one to ask for a normal gift under my LED christmas treeFor the past forty-three years of my life, I would always wish for something unique. {Believe it or not|You may not think what I say is true}, every year Santa comes to my house and gives me exactly what I want, who ever since I’ve been a small child I’ve believed in.

For an instance, there was a time that I wished for two gentlemen to court me on Valentine’s Day, and it happened. A goofy smile came over my face later that month, because I was thinking Santa made it happened. I thought I would try my luck again the next year, so for a second year I thought I would make a big wish, I wished with all my heart that I would meet the man of my dreams when I took my trip to Germany. And then three days before the next Christmas day, when I went to Germany on the train, a man spilled dark coffee at me. That man became my husband, Ralph. Now that is a great gift no one gets under their LED pre lit christmas tree.

I figure after so many years of great presents that Santa has delivered to me I would ask for something for someone else. I would like to wish something great for one of my patient who is suffering from diabetes. She is scheduled to have an amputation on the 28th of December, after she acquired a diabetic foot . She is a Native American, and a mother of six girls; the eldest is only twelve and the youngest is two and a half. Her husband died of myocardial infarction two years ago. Her life will be a lot different if she has the operation, since I don’t even know how she will make money if she can’t continue to work at the grocery store if she ha no foot.

If I can decide what I really wanted this Christmas season, I would ask that I do a good job on the operating table, and I can give the best advice to her family so that other complications of diabetes will be prevented. A less realistic wish is that people in powerful positions like government would care more about disadvantaged groups.