This is quite a random OS. This happens when you can't sleep and random thoughts occur. I haven't decided if I will continue it or do Maanvi and Virat's POV. I've written this in a different style something which I have hardly used, so hopefully it comes across well. As weekends tend to be boring, you are all welcomed to be further bored, with the nonsense in my head :D
Jeevika's Point of View
I am 6 and a half months pregnant. For the last few days, I've been having some really bad headaches, but it just must because I'm worrying about Maanvi. She takes up all my time. All I do is worry and care for my sister. I have never seen anyone in so much pain before and as much as I try, I cannot take her pain away. My husband is constantly worrying about me, and it is not that I don't care for myself or my baby but there is something in me that I can't change. It happens automatically and I can't help it, Maanvi has always been my priority and now more than ever.
Maanvi has been taken into hospital tonight due to pain in her abdomen. Upon Virenji's disapproval, I decided spend the night by Maanvi's side. He tried asking me to leave and come home, even Maanvi tried to make me understand and asked me to go home, but how could I leave my baby sister and rest comfortably at home? Once Maanvi had fallen asleep, I sat there holding her hand as I watched my angel finally get some rest.
The next morning whist Maanvi was still asleep Virenji came into the room. We decided to step out, as he wanted to talk to me. He was trying to conceive me to come home and rest for a few hours as I had spend the night here against his wishes. How could I make him understand that I can't just leave Maanvi. Even if Virat is with her, I can't rest at home whilst she is here. She is my sister, my only sister how could I leave?
My head was beginning to hurt again. He was adamant on his point about me looking after myself, sometimes it felt like he only ever said one thing. And I didn't know what else to say anymore. My head was pounding; I could hardly hear what Virenji was saying. I closed my eyes and tried to breath, hoping that it would take the pain away. As I opened my eyes, my vision was blurred. I tried to grab onto the table next to me. It felt as if the ground beneath me had been removed. Suddenly I was lying on a bed with a doctor checking my blood pressure and was being asked to pee in a tube for a urine test. After peeing in the tube, the doctor left asking me to take it easy. Now I was left with Virenji staring at me as something had happened.
Viren's Point of view
My wife is 22 weeks pregnant. This should be the happiest part of our life, it is our first child, but with Maanvi's health no one can truly be happy. Day and night Jeevika worries for a sister and in doing so neglects herself. As much as I try to make her understand, I can't. As well as caring for Maanvi, she needs to care for herself. Tonight Maanvi's had severe abdominal pain and was rushed to hospital. I tried to conceive Jeevika to come home and rest. The last time she stayed with Maanvi in hospital, she was so exhausted and weak we almost had to admit her. Even Maanvi tried to conceive her but she doesn't listen to anyone. Why does she have to be so stubborn?
I ended up letting her stay the night, I knew I shouldn't but I couldn't argue any longer. I decided to head up to the hospital early in the morning, so I could conceive Jeevika to come home for at least a few hours. As I entered Maanvi's room she was asleep, yet Jeevika was wide-awake sitting by her side. I took her to an empty hospital room and tried to make her understand that she needs to look after our child and herself as well as Maanvi. I even told her Virat would stay with Maanvi. Yet she was adamant on staying.
As I was trying to conceive her, something seemed wrong. Jeevika had a somewhat dazed expression on her face as if she wasn't hearing me. I held onto her as she grabbed on a table. She closed her eyes as she opened them she looked straight through me. I tried talking to her, but she did not seem to respond. I sat her on the bed and rushed to get a doctor. She began checking her blood pressure and it was higher than it should have been and ordered a urine test. We left Jeevika to take the test and stepped outside. The doctor explained that Jeevika's blood pressure higher than it should be and that the pressure has been increasing over her last prenatal checks. Therefore, she wanted the urine test to see if Jeevika is at risk of preeclampsia. She explained the risks to me and how it can have serious effects both Jeevika and the baby. I walked back into the room to see Jeevika lying on the bed avoiding looking at me.
Ok guys I told you it was kind of random, excuse the tense discrepancies. Hopefully you might have enjoyed it
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