If a person's life can change in a second, what would a month be like?
David Walliams has gotten into a car crash and he's unconscious so Simon Cowell decides to write him a series of letters over a period of a month to tell him what's been happenin...
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13/10/18
Dear David,
You started breathing raspy this morning again when the doctors weaned you off the ventilator this morning. You're in an MRI right now so they can determine the cause of it and looking at how your brain is healing. It's almost midnight and we're all at the hospital with you. You went from having a good outlook from the doctors but now we're all fearing if you either have pneumonia or if your lungs are failing. I'm hoping that it's neither of those nut your breathing is really shallow and you're looking really pale. Alfred and Kathleen and Eric are just as worried as I am about you but I told Kathleen the real reason why I'm worried because I'm fearing that you're going to die, David, and I love you. Apparently Kathleen has already figured out that I'm in love with you before I even knew it myself that I love you.
I don't want to lose you, David. The doctors are saying that if it is a lung infection, you probably won't be strong enough to fight it even with medicine. They told me and Kathleen that we have a choice of pulling your life support plug as soon as we're told that it is a lung infection or we can wait it out to see if you get better with the medication and if you don't improve, we pull the plug in two weeks on Novemeber first. I'm praying that you improve, David, because I don't want you to die because I love you. I'm crying right now as I write this and you've been brought back into the hospital room now. The doctors are going to tell us what you have in the morning.
