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    Window of Opportunity ch.27

    Story written on March 17, 2008 by newagegirl.
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    Bette and Tina take care of a very sick Angie. Bette finds out Tina’s decision.

    Window of Opportunity

    Chapter 27

    Bette

    Pretty much from the moment Tina left, Angie was in my arms. She was miserable which was so unlike her. She rarely was sick and this time, it appeared as if she was going to get a healthy dose of it. I didn’t have time to think how Tina was doing in her session because my main priority was trying to get Angie’s fever lower. I gave her a lukewarm bath which didn’t seem to help. I tried to get her to drink some juice but she refused. Medicine was not an option that she would consider either. Finally, in pure frustration, I asked her what she wanted and she looked at me with such pitiful eyes and asked for a popsicle. Of course, there were none in the house and I didn’t feel good about taking her out to a store. I tried Alice who wasn’t answering and then tried Shane. She told me that she was near a store and would pick some up and be right over. I also asked her to get Gatorade in a squirt bottle so maybe Angie would drink it. I tried to get her to watch television but she didn’t want to nor would she read a book or color. I just held her and she hung on to me tightly. Shane was there within 10 minutes and it took everything I had not to laugh.

    “Shane, what did you buy? I asked you to bring two items and you must have at least 5 bags.”

    “I didn’t know what kind of popsicle she would want or what flavor Gatorade she would drink. I got a little bit of everything. I panicked a little I guess. She’s never sick.”

    “I’m a little freaked out too. She is so miserable. Thanks so much for going to the store. I’ll get you some money before you leave.”

    “Don’t worry about it Bette.  Anything for Angie. I thought Tina was back in town. Where is she?”

    I didn’t really want to tell Shane that she was with Dan but she knew something was up if Tina was not here with Angie. “She had an appointment already scheduled before Angie got sick. She came over after she got back and plans to come over after her appointment. Angie actually wasn’t this bad before Tina left or I don’t think she would have gone”

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    2. You’re doing such a great job with this newy, I’m just loving it. How is it that B&T can do more unsentimental ‘processing’ in a few pages of your story than in an entire season of IC’s? Great job! PPS (and let Angel be OK).

    4. I say this everytime but I love this story! Glad to see t & b communicating with each other. Can’t wait for the next post and the unvailing of more envelopes!

    8. Awww… I love this story too, newagegirl. :) I really hope Angie gets better soon but it’s nice to see both of her mommies and her loving aunties giving her lots of TLC. Thanks and PPS!

    12. Great chapter, communication is the key. It is always scary when a child is ill especially when there is a fever. I am sure that the service told B&T to go straight to ER if things got worse over night. I hope these two keep being open and supportive of one another keep it coming. PPS

    15. Love it, love it, love it. I just know you will let Angie be alright. Right? Right. So happy that B & T can talk about the problems they had and not let go of what they can and will have in the future. Lovely story. PPS

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