A Long Day Of No Answers

Hey Journal it's me, April Lee.

I don't even know where to start, so why not the beginning. Earlier today I woke up from my nap to us arriving at the hospital. We parked in the main parking garage and walked directly into the emergency room. The second we arrived i saw as my parents changed in a strange emotion. At the time it didn't phase me to much as I thought it was just due to the atmosphere of the hospital. My parents went to the front desk as Harper and I waited on a near by bench. I looked over to my parents as they where talking to the lady at the front desk and they seemed to be having a problem. I still don't really now what the problem was, all I heard was the lady asking what are reason for coming was. They called me over and the check in women put a hospital patient band on my wrist. We sat in the lobby for around half a hour until they finally had gotten us a room. They only had a limited amount of room specifically for pediatrics so it took quite awhile. Finally we got into the pediatrics emergency room. When waiting the nurses took my blood again. They also did something called a chest X-ray to see if there was anything unusual in my chest. The whole time we where waiting I was having an extremely hard time breathing, so they decided to give me a breathing treatment to help. After six hours had gone by a room in the actual hospital had opened up. They took me up to the seventh floor by bed. As we rolled down the hallway to my room I looked around as I saw the faces of nurses staring back at me. As we continued down this hallways my eyes traveled to the doors of every room where I saw children, many younger than me, but all had one thing in common. Upon looking in there rooms I wandered what was wrong with them and why I brought to the same place as all these kids who look so sick. As we past all the rooms the nurse who was pushing be slowed down, my eyes strayed from the doorways of all those children and landed on the last room of the hallway. Right before me lie my new room, but this is surely only for a night I think to myself. I'm not going to be like those other children who are here for a long time, and I know it. So here I am now. We have been in this room for around 20 minutes now, we are getting settled in for the night and apparently the doctor plans to come in to talk to my family for a few minutes. I don't know what he or she plans to talk about, maybe they know what I'm sick with or maybe they will let me know what we are going to do tomorrow. I don't really know but I will write in the morning about the rest of the events of the night. For now, it's April Lee signing out.