[ WP ] A cell in your body is just your average middle class working `` Joe '' . One fateful day there a massive onset of disease . Give his first hand experience of event .

Sometimes Joe wondered about life. Was being a red-blood-cell all it was cracked up to be? Sure he got to travel, he got to see other cells. He liked that, he thought. Did he make a mistake, dropping out of nerve cell college and migrating to the bone marrow to become a red-blood. His mother had always wanted him to be a neuron. Now he was selling oxygen cell to cell like his life depended on it. He sighed, hanging up his haemoglobin for the night and tucking himself in between some warm lung cells. Another day another dollar, thats how he figured it. 
 
 He woke up to a state of shock. Not his, the body's. If the body died he would lose his job. His ex-wife would ring him dry of child-support if that happened. He had to save the body. Shock, a lack of blood or oxygen. He was just the man that could supply both. First the brain, they had learned that even before college. Joe grabbed his haemoglobin and rocketed upward. Soon the brain had stabilised. Now what? Reports were coming in, organs were failing, what was happening. Joe had to act, he had to save the body. More oxygen, first brain, then back to lungs, then heart. Liver, kindeys, muscle. He was in a mad rush, possessed by the body's need to survive. 
 
 EMTs declared the woman dead on arrival. Her seatbelt had not been fastened, the collision had been too much. Liver temperature had shown a later time of death than expected. If she had held out another hour they might have been able to save her. 
 
 Deviated from the prompt a bit. Too tired to study the symptoms of an interesting disease. As always critisism is appreciated.
