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Friday, December 16, 2005

If you are heartless enough, and/or too fucking lazy to read something this important, just close this now, and never talk to me again.

My name is Jeff Christian Wells, this is a true story, and this really did happen to me, so if any of you sons of bitches don't want to believe me, then you can go to hell for all I care.

10:24 PM, Thursday, December 15th, 2005.

November 24th, 1961 --- December 15th, 2005      ..44 years old... R.I.P Veronica Garcia Wells.

If anyone thinks they are in love with some kind of puppy love thing... They should read this.  If anyone thinks they really know what true love is, they should read this.  My true love left the world yesterday, left this cruel fucking earth that the so-called sonofa bitch God created.  God just proved how merciful he was, and how much he existed yesterday, when he took my mother away from me...

8:35 AM, Wednesday, December 14th, 2005, In my first period class of biology at school, bored as usual.

"Jeff," said my teacher, "You just got a phone call, they said to call home."  I just nodded and as I walked by to use the crappy school phone, my friend offered me to use his phone, so I gladly took it and walked outside.  I called my house....Busy.... I called again... Busy... So then I called the hospital where my mother was at, asked for her number, and talked to her.  "Did dad go by there today?" I asked my mother.  "No, I haven't seen him all day." she replied.  She sounded really slurred and slow, and I was guessing it was because of the combination of her being sick mixed with the medications she was on.  "So how are you doing there mom?" I asked her.  "Oh, I'm doing alright." she said slowly in return, but this time, she was lying to me.  I told her I loved her very much and hung up, with very little knowledge that this would've been the last time that I would speak to her again, ever...

6:13 PM, Thursday, December 15th, 2005.  At home.

Waited at home, waiting for some kind of phone call from my father because he was visiting my mother in the hospital.  I wanted to know what was happening to her, wanted to know why they moved her from a regular hospital room to a breathing machine in the critical care center, wanted to know why she couldn't breath on her own, wanted to know what happened, how it happened, and why it happened.  Worried sick about my mother, cleaning up, washing dishes, moving furniture and desks, sweating, frustrated, babysitting my little sister.  I made her food, something simple, just a plain TV-Dinner, and I made myself one as well.

Around 7:30, Thursday, December 15th, 2005, At home, just under 3 hours before that son of a bitch up there took her away from me.

Finished cleaning, dirty clothes, the stench of dirty dishes and rags on me, finally cooled off, and was half-way through eating my TV-Dinner with my little sister.  That was when I had gotten the phone call, the phone call.  My brother called me and sounded a bit excited, in a bad way... He told me specifically to get my little sister and myself dressed up, and that we were going to the hospital.  This seemed unusual to me, normally the hospital wouldn't allow my little sister and/or I inside, because of the major health risks.  Even so, I just brushed it off, figuring that my brother just wanted us to go see our mother.  Yet, it didn't work out like that, my other brother already had come when I just barely hung up with my first brother.  Then, I had to call him back and tell him that our other brother was there to take my little sister and I to the hospital.  So, quickly, worriedly, I got myself dressed, and then helped my little sister get dressed.  Next thing you know, I was out the door with my little sister and my ex-girlfriend, my first girlfriend, she wanted to come with me to see my mother too.

Around 7:50 PM, Thursday, December 15th, 2005.  In the car, on my way to the hospital, to see what has happened to my mother.

I called my father on his cell phone from my ex-girlfriend's cell phone to see what was going on at the hospital....No answer...  I tried calling the first brother of mine, the one that called me and told me to get dressed, to see if he knew what was going on....No answer... "What the hell is happening," I thought to myself, "Why won't anyone pick up the phone?"  That is when my ex-girlfriend's cell phone rang, in my hand.  So, I handed it over to her, told her to pick it up.  She picked it up, and starting talking to her mother.  Her phone was broken, and the only way that she could talk on it was the speaker phone.  So, I overheard them.  "Louisa," said her mother, "I just talked to Jeff's brother, Chris...He said that their mother in the hospital won't make it through the night"  That was the moment, the moment that I started panicking, worried and in denial.  I wanted to hurry up and get to the hospital already.  I looked at my little sister, she was sound asleep... And I thought to myself how lucky she was, that she did not hear that, neither could she fully understand what it meant if she did hear it.  "Don't tell no one though, Louisa." said her mother again.  "Uh you are only on speaker phone..." said Louisa.  Her mother must've felt akward, because she just stayed silent, and then they hung up, leaving me in the world of worry and confusion.

About 8:30 PM, Thursday, December 15th, 2005.  Just arrived at the hospital.

So I walked up the big hill, and into the entrance of the St. Agnes Medical Center.  Went straight to the information center and asked where Veronica Garcia Wells was, then headed on my way to the 3rd floor.  Then I walked down a long hallway, combined with my anxiety, it seemed like hours to walk down this hallway.  Then when I got to the end, I seen almost every one of my family members there, aunts, uncles, cousins, brother, sisters, father, grandparents, and an in-law.  They were all weeping in the waiting room, and most of them hugged me, the others just sat there weeping...  I started getting scared about why they were crying.  My aunt lead me to the critical care room that my mother was in.  I seen her, her face, the machines that she was on, the constant beeping the machines made, and the rest of her.... Even more of my family was in the room circling around her... most of them crying, one of my uncles was reading a bible next to her bed.  I didn't see my father or my sister... I walked beside my mother, picking up her warm soft hand, and caressing it gently, softly, looking at her in fear and pain.  She was asleep, they put her to sleep, because the machines are very uncomfortable.  Yet, her eyes were still partially opened, and I tried to look into them with failure, because what I started to see terrified me.  Her eyes looked vacant, like there was nothing in them, just looking straight ahead, like she couldn't even see me, as if I wasn't there... I cried the moment I saw her eyes, the way they looked so lifeless, empty... ...dead.... I could no longer even try to look into her eyes.  I tried to fully close them, but they always opened back up just enough to reveal her pupil.  All I could do was sit there, hugging my face against hers, kissing her cheek and forehead constantly, softly... whispering in her ear that she will be okay, and how much I love her, and that I WOULD see her WHEN she got home...That she was too young for her to leave me......that I was too young for her to leave me.. I stood there, kissing her hand, her face, softly, rubbing her hair as I whispered into her ear... "I have helped you with situations before, I'm here... Mom, I'm right here... look at me... answer me... squeeze my hand... something.. please.. I beg you...One of the most important men in your life, is right here, I have helped you before... please mom.. I am begging you.. please let this be one of those times that I have helped you, please get through this, I am right here..."  But in the end, I never had gotten a response from her.... so I kissed her 5 more times, on the hand, and the face.  And I walked out of the room, I couldn't take it anymore...

9:00 PM, Thursday, December 15th, 2005.  In the hospital's Cafeteria.

I walked into the cafeteria, hoping that maybe eating something could calm me down.  I bought a cheese burger, some french fries, and a water.  I sat there with 4 of my cousins, and my ex-girlfriend Louisa.  I was eating pretty slowly, if anything else, not at all... I could see the worries on my relatives' faces, from the corner of my eye.  I didn't mean to worry them, but I was just stuck.... Thinking about my mother's face, how it was so pale, so.. empty....I finally just decided to eat... and get it over with... After I was finished eating, I walked outside with my father's cell phone, I seen him on the way out of the critical care room.  I tried to call someone, someone I couldn't stop thinking about, I felt like I needed to hear her voice... felt like there was no one else in the world who could've comforted me as much as she could... just by talking...So I called her... "Hello?" whispered the girl.  "Hey? Hi..." I said back.. ..."Jeffie?" she asked ..."Yeah, hi..." I replied..."What's wrong Jeffie?"  she asked... "I don't know.. I just.. are you busy? Do you want me to call you back when you can talk?"  I asked.  She then told me if she could call me back in a few minutes... So of course I accepted... Then, when I got the phone call, she told me she was in her night class, and that she was really cold because she stepped outside, and then she asked me if she could call me when she got home, and warm.  I actually encouraged her to go somewhere and get warm.. But... she never called me back that night...And I didn't want to bother her either.. So after a while of waiting, my cousins walked outside to me and ushered me back inside, so I just decided to walk back to my mother's bed...

9:45 PM, Thursday, December 15th, 2005.  With my father, right next to my mother in her critical care room.

I stood next to her, watching her in more fear and pain every second, as the doctors did numerous procedures and assessments.  By this time I have come back and forth to my mothers room many times, and everytime I always whispered I loved her in her ear, kissing her gently.  One doctor came in, obviously to tell me and my father some bad news about her.  "She's asleep right now, her blood pressure and her blood sugars have dropped very low, she has pneumonia, and she also developed Hepatitus on top of that.  We're doing all that we can, we've maxed out the medications for her blood pressure and sugar, but her major organ systems are also failing.  Her liver is failing, her lungs, her kidneys, her bladder, and she also took severe brain damage.  So even if we did get her out of this, she wouldn't be the same person that she was." the doctor told us.  "Doctor," my father asked, "How long is she going to be like this?"...  "Most likely, she will never wake up again... We have done many tests and she has no reflexes that she should have... and that is a bad sign." he said.  "So what's going to happen?" asked my father..  "Well, that's partially up to you... right now she is on a breathing machine because she could not breath on her own, she will most likely not make it through tonight, so, if it should ever come to a point where she would be dead but her body was kept running on machines, it is up to you whether we unhook the machines and let her go, or keep her on them......What do you think she would want?" he asked. "I don't know.....I just.. oh my god... I've been with this woman for 26...27 years, I have never been with anyone for more then that, not even my parents, and.. she is all that I have in the world, she is all that I know... I just... can't look at her, on those machines, and say unhook them, and let her go...." said my father.  All I did was sit there, listening to their conversation, and watching my mother, knowing that she will never be able to speak to me again...  "I know, it is hard, and it's tough." said the doctor.  After a few moments of silence my father finally spoke again, "Well, is it possible that you keep her running over night, and then maybe in the morning or something we can see if she gets any better or progresses at all??".... "Yes that is possible, and we can do that." said the doctor.  "And one more thing," the doctor said, "if it should ever come to the point where her heart stops beating, we need to know from you whether to recessitate or not, to try to keep her alive, this involves pumping of the chest, which in this case, it's almost impossible to do that to save her, and plus, it could break her chest bones.  So, we need to know, on your call, whether to recessitate or not."  My dad thought for a while, and finally broke the silence.  "No, if her heart stops, just.. let her go, do not recessitate, and if she lasts till morning, we can see if anything is wrong with her." he said... "Then that settles it, we will do that then." the doctor said, and then walked out of the room... without realizing that none of them knew that she wasn't going to even make it until the morning.

10:14 PM, Thursday, December 15th, 2005.  Still with my father, next to my mother's bed.

A nurse walked up to us and said, "Her blood pressure and sugar levels have dropped fatally low, and...we just might be getting near the end right about now..."... My father just kept looking down, told me to get every one of our family members in here, and to do it quickly.... and so I listened, I ran... ran into the waiting room, yelled for everyone to hurry up and get in there... wondering how I could say such a thing, because I knew what was going to happen...I found everyone... but my brother... so, I yelled back for them to go on without me, because I was gonna find my brother.. I ran out, looked for an exit, looked all ways, I couldn't find him anywhere,  I tried calling him, but the only thing I got was his answer machine.  Called him again... left him a message, I said "Chris, I need you to get up here ASAP!... Mom.. is not going to make it... not anymore... please.. just hurry."  With that I ran back out, looked both ways in case I missed him, and then ran back to the room...

10:24 PM, Thursday, December 15th, 2005.  Just walking into my mother's room...

I walked in her room.... I walked right next to her side, and I watched her breathing slow down...I got scared, I reached for her hand, and as soon as I grabbed it... the beeper went off on one of the machines, as one of them said it.. said the words most feared by everyone in the room..........."She's gone."... The combined crying turned even louder, everyone was crying and weeping.... but the only one I heard, was my father.... I have never seen him cry so loud, or so much, or so long before in my life... watching him there, bent over my mother's hand.... crying... not able to look her in the eye, he was frightened of remembering her like that.... I leaned over my father, almost laying on him, holding onto his hands, pressing my face against his back, but... I wasn't crying.... I wasn't feeling anything... I looked at my mother... in denial.... "She's not gone.." I thought... "She's... not.. gone.." And for 2 full minutes, I could not cry.... I just didn't accept it...  Then I started getting worried.. as in... "Do I really care?".. I got scared, I cared, I really did, but when I looked at my mother's face, I just couldn't believe it..... I didn't like to feel like I didn't care, because I did, I LOVE my mom very much with all of my heart......and then my vision blurred, every noise was faded out, everything was moving in slow motion.. and then it hit me.. reality hit me..I seen my dad, the way he was bent over crying, i've never seen him.. like that before...and then.. I seen my mothers face.. her dead... silent... empty face.. and I looked at the machines... she was flatlined.. and.. she was.. dead...It suddenly hit me, out of no where, I bursted out crying, crying like I never have cried before, for anything... ... still bending over my father, begging my dead mother to please come back, to please not leave us like this.......to please some how.. just talk to us.. I kept waiting, waiting to wake up from a nightmare, waiting to wake up from sleeping, and then when I did wake up, I would see my mother, completely healthy and happy just having fun, being innocent..... just waiting for that moment to happen, but it never did, and it never will... She shouldn't have died... It was not her time to go.... She has no right to leave us like this...God please.. I beg you.. let her live, spare her life... I will do anything...I don't care if she makes a mess every day and/or pisses me off, it's worth it.. I would clean after her every day and deal with whatever I had to.. just.. bring her back.. But nothing happened, she just stayed that way....She wouldn't come back, she couldn't....I stayed with her, I stayed with her until her skin turned tough, cold, and then eventually white.... And every second I looked at her, hurt even more, as I kissed her lifeless, dead fingers, her hand, and her face... kissing her for one last time... and then whispering in her ear ... "Live in peace, mother, you are the greatest woman I have ever known... Just rest.. in peace.. At least you're not hurting anymore, and some day... some day... we will all be together once again.....I  promise...  I love you my one and only mother...I love you to death, and will forever love you... Good-Bye..."  I let her go.. I walked out of the room... I made my hands bloody, from hitting the wall, that is now soaked in my blood.... and then just like that.. without warning... My one true love, the only woman in the world that I truly loved... My Mother... was gone...and this time, I knew she wouldn't be coming back...


Friday, September 23, 2005



Thursday, September 22, 2005

teehee itz me cryz again :)


wassappp bebeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee lollll...itz cryztalll updatin fo u cuz u neva do shiet here lol..well yeahh iight well yeah..talk wit u soon lol byE!! LUV YA! n all my friendz...n PPLZ!! haha lol k bye


Tuesday, July 05, 2005

Hey everyone stopping by today.. i hope everyone had a nice 4th of july.. i know i did.. my birthday is in 11 days (July 16) i hope ya'll can send me stuff in my email :P luv ya every1.. well.. my 4th of july was cool.. i got drunk and lit some roman candles and everything.. it was cool, oh well i'm outta here, update.. i'm doing fine.. but not really.. actually i'm pretty fucked right now.. i'm a total fuckup, and now my life will be ruined.. and there's nothing i can do about it... i don't know, i guess it's just what i get for fucking up so bad.. god i wish i wouldn't have fucked her



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