I heard him scream in pain through the wall when I was in my bathroom. " Lyne, Lyne. I can't feel my leg, oh the pain, the pain.
The ambulance arrived and then the paramedic in his car. The ambulance was parked outside blocking the road for other users. Motorists became angry. I stood in my garden with my baseball bat. They were no longer angry but extremely patient.
They brought him out in a chair on a morphine induced trip to his last breath. His aorta had burst in his heart and leg, plus it was blocked in his neck. Lyne, his wife of forever, thought he had a trapped nerve.
Live, live and love.
