The lights of the ambulance interior were almost painful to look at, not that I could even open my eyes enough for that. My vision was so blurry, and god, my head hurt so much. Well, that's an understatement to be honest. Everything hurts.
A loud, gargled groan escaped my lips and somebody pushed my hand- that I didn't even know I had extended- back down onto the smooth plastic surface of whatever I had been laying on.
Someone had pushed down my hand.
It only just then struck me that there were others in this cramped space. Probably the paramedics trying to save my pathetic life. And only then did I feel the multiple sets of hands flying over my body, trying to hold me together.
God, I was in so much pain. I was in complete agony and complete numbness at the same time. Can your ears feel dizzy? Cause i could barely make out a word from the lady shouting above me as my vision faded to black.
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Not Quite Yet
General FictionNineteen-year-old Eddie wakes up in a hospital after an accident occurs, putting him in a coma. But instead he finds himself stuck in an out-of-body experience as he observes himself and his surroundings during the time period of his coma. TW for t...
