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An extract from the story: John in Hospital

…Over the next few hours back on the ward, John was sick again and again until nothing more would come up. He was given sips of water and he had his face washed to remove the vomit and sweat. He was also given several mouthwashes to remove the foul taste. Eventually he was able to drink again and was encouraged to keep drinking. He was left very weak by the sickness, so common when ether was still used as an anaesthetic and was allowed to rest in bed. He was pleased he'd got his nappies and rubber pants on as he didn't have to worry about his bladder filling and the wet nappies provided him with some comfort during his sickness. He had been left in his rubber shower cap to protect his hair and his rubber bib, so he was wet with sweat from the contact with the rubber clothing. The nurses kept making a fuss of him and he began to appreciate the positive sides of his sickness. The doctor came to see him and asked which anaesthetic he preferred. John had no hesitation at all in preferring the enema to the inhalation anaesthetic. Unfortunately, as the doctor told him, the advantages had been outweighed by the fuss some of the children had made to the enema anaesthetic, although others had made an equal fuss and bother about the inhalation anaesthetic. The doctor explained that John was able to stay in nappies despite the circumcision operation as the incision had been well coated in petroleum jelly dressings to keep the urine away, just as would be done for a baby! John was kept in hospital longer than the other children who had similar operations because of his extreme reaction to the anaesthetic. When he went home, he was fortunate enough for his mother to baby him when he got home. He'd begun to enjoy being cared for by the nurses and liked the attention he'd received from them. Perhaps, he mused, he'd be back in hospital again one day?…

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