Friday, January 04, 2019
Mi marido tiene más familia Friday 1/4/19 Capítulo 80 Sebas Has a Conscience--OR--Gabriel and Dani Have a Fine Old Time
Sebas has jumped into the pool and is under water.
Dani and Gabriel are still having a romantic time at the beach having a picnic and now drinking wine. They are talking about how much they mean to each other again.
Sebas is still under water when the doorbell rings and Susana finds out it is Pancho who has come to speak to her. She leads him outside to the pool area so Sebas will not get upset. When they get outside, she sees Sebas floating face down in the pool. She runs and jumps in the pool to get him. She and Pancho drag him out of the pool. Pancho gives Sebas CPR.
Robert stands alone at the hospital and looks sadly at a photo of his family on his phone.
Pancho frantically continues with the CPR and eventually Sebas comes to.
Julieta's doctor tells Robert that they have lessened the medication and have seen some movement in Julieta's left fingers. They need Robert and Dave there so Julieta can hear them as she emerges from the coma. Robert and Dave go in to talk to her. Dave repeats "we are an 'imán' (magnet)" and Julieta opens her eyes and closes them again. Dave and Robert are overjoyed.The doctor checks Julieta's eyes and says they need to get her stabilized and bring her back to consciousness little by little so as not to overload her system since she is still very weak.
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t was nice having some carefree happy beach time with Gabriela and Dani to balance out the drama.
I liked how they had Pancho all sweaty and out of breath after doing CPR on Sebas. Doing CPR with chest compressions and breaths, is hard work.
It looks like they have rehabilitated the Sebas character.
I guess Tavo is the only psychologist in all of Oaxaca.
That is all until mañana.
Thanks for another great recap, and so glad the drama is winding down a bit. For the moment.
I SO enjoy Gabe and Daniel they are still my all’time favorite couple. The. Magic words for me last night were from Gabe...when he said he felt ¨different.¨Juls said the just about the same thing when she got pregnant with Blanquitañ so I´m hoping Dani´s oven is baking already.
Daniel Arenas continues to impress. The relief he showed looked quite genuine. And I thought Dave´s little nose pressed against the glass was so cute!
Wishing a great weekend for all!
"Hermoso" (Beautiful)", "Horroso" (Horrible)" and especially "Latoso" (Annoying)" had me smiling away. An avowed animal lover, dogs can rarely do anything wrong in my book. Even Imelda had to smile a bit.
Bitter and sweet story last night.
Bitter was seeing Sebas floating in the water and the life seeping from his body prior to Pancho's miraculous save. Sebas clearly intended to kill himself leaving no doubt how distraught he was. Horrible to see.
"Susana has decided that the time has come to find him some professional help". Finally.
The sweet. Everything Dani and Gabi.
“Gabriel and Dani are in a bubble bath in a hot tub”. OK, at first I was wondering why there was foam in the pool. Never having been to the Poconos, bubble baths in a tub the size of an ocean is new to me. :)
"Magic words for me last night were from Gabe...when he said he felt different.¨Juls said the just about the same thing when she got pregnant with Blanquitañ". Thank you RgvChick for that nice nugget of information. Surely that must be significant!
"I guess Tavo is the only psychologist in all of Oaxaca". Yes, the unsung hero!
Judy, I'm also glad forgiveness was in the air last night. Pancho and Sebas was a huge first stride. And now that Robert knows what happened, his huge heart will be open to Sebas, I am sure.
I'm looking foward to Julieta aka sleeping beauty waking up to good health and happiness.
Jarifa, another outstanding recap. Thank you.
Diana
RgvChick, yes indeedy do "we do indeed have some light at the end of several tunnels." Dave's nose pressed against the glass and leaving the little heart behind was sweet.
Diana, yes, Julieta is very much the "Sleeping Beauty". I found it interesting that it took a suicide attempt for Susana to get help for Sebas. When they first arrived in town, I remember her telling him to be good in school because of the fact that he had been asked to leave previous schoolS in Baja. So, he had been a problem for a long time. As for the bubbles in the tub, I am only guessing, but it sure looked like a bubble bath to me. : )
This is the second time Pancho has come to the rescue by performing CPR. Better him than me. I agree with you and JudyB that CPR is tough work. And those Resusci Annies never seemed to appreciate it.
Hmmm... I just checked the spelling of "Resusci Annie" and I'm told that I should "join Facebook to connect with Resusci Annie and others you may know." Interesting. She never had anything to say to me before.
Whatever. Yeah, nice to see signs of life from Julieta, and perhaps something similar from Dani and Gabriel. Nice to see Hermoso el Horroso making himself at home.
:-)
andy
Another positive for me was Susanna saying that yes, she would have to tell Sebastian's dad about the suicide attempt. So often warring couples hide important information from each other. I do like these positive messages when they are not too heavy and preachy.
But now, one complaint. Dang it, did you see how Pancho's arms were bent when he was doing CPR. All wrong. You need to be right over the person and pushing with straight arms. Clearly he hasn't been to class.
Hah, Andy, I did laugh at your memories of Resusci Annie. I can do all the counts right and the verbals but I could never make that little attachment squeak to show that I was pushing hard enough. I've got small bones and only weigh about 112 pounds most of the time. Just do not have the heft to make the dummy squeak. Fortunately, nobody ever had a heart attack in my classes.
Have a great day everybody. Yesterday was sunny and I was able to take a long walk outside in the park without freezing to death. And my family here made it back safely from their Mexico vacation. Feeling very blessed.
“Hopefully that’s coming” re the “fainting”. Very funny but true, JudyB. We had a lovely spring like day yesterday, too. I will take it especially in January. Time to get the rest of Xmas put away today.
CPR - Hubby and I took course in CPR this last winter, because, our age and age of our cohorts, likely to need it one day. What a physical workout! It was a refresher for me after 30 years, while he had never taken one but was a lifeguard as a teen (back before electricity was invented .). So much had changed. Defibrillators now. Different technique. My knees can't take kneeling in concrete floor without a pillow. I'm not as strong as I used to be and could not get the desired response from the fake person. Call 911 because I'm useless. It was very unsettling. Hopefully, in a real life situation adrenaline will kick in.
My first Red Cross teacher told us that if they did real CPR on a person with a heartbeat or breathing, it could kill them. I don't know how or why, but I took her word on it. teacher told us, when we asked that TV shows can never do CPR properly, for safety reasons. Even the teachers this year said don't do it if the victim is breathing.
Temo saved Julio's life, and J had a change of attitude. Is it too much to hope Sebas will have a change of attitude toward Pancho for saving his life? It's telenovelaland, so anything can happen. Still, I love the moral story of helping those who hate you.
So glad things are going well for Dani and Gabe but must admit they're giving me a sugar overload.
Looking forward to Sebas's psych session with the only therapist in Oaxaca.
Oh Noes, Linda doesn't want to spare Viewerville by leaving town with Axel! With Axel, I'm reminded of the only advice that a woman should watch how a man treats his mother because that is eventually how he'll treat her. Axel treats Susana like crap.
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