Cardiac Arrest Poems | Examples


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Premium Member Cardiac Arrest

Just a passing goodbye
Just a swift turn of fate
Just a boy with his friend, nothing more, nothing less
Until a heartbeat of change. 
Lungs no longer breathing 
Heart no longer beating 
In such a moment of fear, such a young life changed. 
Rapid work placed in action by hands of angels, placed in the right place at the right time by the hands of the one most holy. 
Shocks like lightning to the chest, one... two... three... again. 
Breathing and heart beating. 
A seizure like an earthquake spreading shakes from head to foot. 
Disoriented, parents pacing waiting for their baby to come back too. 
Seconds feel like minutes, minutes feel like hours, hours feeling like eternity. 
Awake only by the grace of God. 
Life forever changed 
Worry never ending, anxiety never fading. 
Only by the grace of God is everything back to its place.

Premium Member Sudden Cardiac Arrest

I Survived code blue!
During cardiac arrest,
I was in God’s hands.

Premium Member I Survived The Widow Maker Then Sudden Cardiac Arrest

I Survived The Widow Maker
Then Sudden Cardiac Arrest
Doctors Called Me Miracle Man
7/12/2024

A team of Doctors had accomplished, all they could do,
One told my wife, to Pray, Now “It’s in God’s hands.”
But he was telling her something she already knew,
and nothing would interfere, with my role in God’s plans.

I Survived The Widow Maker, later, Sudden Cardiac Arrest,
That day God had me placed, in all the right spots to prevail.
I live today for a purpose, and to God’s greatness I attest,
My life has become my testimony, for Jesus did not fail.


Dangerous Days

Dangerous days
Truly , we are living in a world wher life has no guarantee
We have no clue of what's happening in the system.
We are no safe ,The lean people leaving their life through heart stroke.
The young people are suffering from cardiac arrest .
Life has no stability ,now a days..
Dangerous days..
We might be laughing ,standing ,walking but the next moment we are prone to brain stroke ,fell down become unconsciousness ,wake up in the hospital bed.
Dangerous days.
We can't plan our life ,because we might never know of death disturbing us..
Truly ,dangerous days ..
No life has warranty...
We might be proud of technology ,but still no sound knowledge of direction of death..
Technology doesn't stop death ...
We hope for a good days .expecting the life span raise up to atleast 70 ...
Dangerous days..

Cardiac Arrest

Zafar Supari killer uses neuro muscular chemical drugs
To induce sudden onset of body weakness to an extent
where subject is not able to move Legs which may further
Lead to Paralysis of whole body.Chemical drink or Injection
prevent messages from the nerve to the muscle.It damages
muscle and nerve function by blocking signals from nerves 
to muscles and there is no way to cure paraplegia tetraplegia.
Note.Zafar Supari killer DON is Dangerous..

Ontology

ONTOLOGY

Water drips from the hairs on my arms, hands 
held high to avoid contamination. I can’t wait 
to begin. I guess this Adrenalin rush is what an actor feels  
before he strides on stage. A nurse helps me don 

my gown. I pull on my gloves. Surgeon, king of my domain. 
Minions adjust the mirrored overhead light. I grasp my scalpel.
Fractured images  explain the process to juniors. Jokey. Calm.
I’m floating on  the easy insouciance of experience. My patient’s 

elective surgery’s wasn’t serious. But my satisfied smile morphs into 
emergency paddles. A flat line – cardiac arrest. Attempts to revive 
him fail. I curse, jolted by this unexpected loss. Nothing to warrant
my sense of   guilt. And how might I explain to his devastated family?

The  theatre doors burst open.  His wife, wild-eyed. Shouting. My
husband came to me in the waiting-room. Out of his body. Saying 
you think he’s  dead. Doctor, do something… Before we can hustle her
out, my patient’s  pulse resumes beating. It doesn’t make sense.
Colour rushes back into his face. Nothing makes sense.


Premium Member Sudden Cardiac Arrest

S.C.A.
Limerick
Written: by the Protected One
7/7/2018

I’m one, who has survived Sudden Cardiac Arrest,
About eight percent survive this most harrowing test.
You shouldn’t be here, the cardiologist said,
For a short time ago you were clinically dead,
God extended my expiration date and I am blessed;

Cardiac Arrest

Passion seiged my heart 
but systole couldn't even hide...
cardiac arrest

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