*beep* *beep* *beep*
The first thing I heard before I opened my eyes. I had this strange feeling of loss in my heart , but that is not what I was worried about now. My head was pounding with pain. I didn’t know where I was. Well, I did know I was in a hospital because a lot of machines were monitoring me. It seemed like people had came and visited me. There were flowers and many get well soon balloons, but they seemed to be without helium. I tried getting up but I couldn’t cause my body seemed to be weighed down. I didn’t remember how I got here and I tried yelling to see if a nurse would come in but not a noise came out of my mouth.
        A lady walked in about 10 minutes later and as she walked in she fell to ground with tears of joy in her eyes. She tried hugging me but I told her to get off of me because I didn’t know this strange lady. The lady told her name was Erika. It almost sounded familiar. Now that I think of it what even is my name? For 15 minutes I couldn’t hear anything and I blacked out trying to think of a reason as to why I was here.My whole body felt in so much pain and I felt like I was in a zoo, I just kept seeing people walk in and look at me. It was as though I was frozen in time everything was so blurry.
   The lady Erika held my hand and started to hum a little tune. It snapped me out of this feeling of being frozen. I started to get like a flashback of a little girl with Erika. I started to think I was that little girl. She was my mother but no it can’t be. I don’t remember anything it’s impossible. My head is thumping in confusion and anger. I suddenly got so angry and frustrated  with myself cause I couldn’t even remember my own name. What was there to do?
   Then a couple days after frantically asking everyone what had happened for me to be here. later when I woke up one morning there was something off about me being in this hospital room. The nurse walked in with the the most mischievous grin. A suttle shiver went all over my body and suddenly the room turned very cold. I also noticed that was not the nurse that usually came to check up on me. She starts to walk around my bed and acts as though she is checking my monitors. She takes my iv and take out a syringe. She bends down and whispers in a raspy shaky voice in my ear “You weren’t supposed to survive the crash”. I  tried to get out of my bed as quickly as I could. As  soon as I took my first step and fell to the ground as though my legs didn't work and fainted. When I awoke I was back on my bed, but the mischievous nurse was gone.Turns out that I had to learn how to walk all over again cause of what the nurse put in my iv.