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Personal Narrative: A Day At The Hospital
Imaging its a beautiful day in December you wake up to the calming cold crisp feelings of the air the snow is like tiny angels falling from the heavens. You walk down stairs to the welcoming aroma of breakfast filling your lungs as you walk into the dining room your mouth water like the Niagara Falls. You look around only to soon realize that you are home alone with a note on the refrigerator from your parents "we're off to the store we'll be back in less than an hour there is breakfast on the table" after she eat she goes back upstairs to wash up she gets dressed and walks down stairs to encounter her parents are home she notices that they are both unhappy and asks what is wrong she her mouth looks at her and tells her to sit down next to …show more content…
While is surgery two male police officers are sent to tell her parents of the bad new they are devastated and imminently rush to the hospital to be by there only child side as she is being rolled out of the surgery room she is laced into the intensive care unit her parents get a good gimps of there child before the doctor pulls them aside to tell them the she is in a grave conditional and might not make it out of the hospital alive. Although her body is lifeless on the hospital bed her spirit is wondering freely and confused among her parents she is lost and confused unaware about what has happened she is screaming from the top of her lungs "I am right here …show more content…
What’s wrong with you don't you see me" she then glances and notices her body laying on the hospital lifeless she's astonished and in disbelief she feels the word closing up and feeling woozy. She drifts of into memories she and her parents had every holiday and special events all of the laugh, joy and love she could not believe that they did not love each other anymore.As she sits in the chair next to her lifeless body she sees a light with a path she gets up and walks towards into the light she see a girl with bleach blonde hair with white pale powder

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