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all I see

ing but... I can hear faint sounds I can't make out yet. It sounds so far but slowly,

," I heard fai

tsteps are trying to awaken my consciousness, right? I m not entirely sure yet I have a gut

n. I heard them calli

th monitors, ventilators, and oxygen masks in my nose and mouth. Hospital. I must be in a hospital, I tried to adjust my blurry vision and blinked my ey

ho I assumed was a nurse beside me commanded the o

el was my head pounding crazy while I moaned in agony. But still, I tried to remember what exactly happened when a f

rry but I am sure of what led me to this situati

Gonzales," a lady-in-white said while offering her hand for a shake, and I presu

bit to realize that I had no intention of accepting her hand. She's

months," she continued looking into my chart. "So, Miss Gonza

moved her pen horizontally,

ss Gonzales?" she spoke as she jots

ay I'm okay..." I trailed off upon a sudden realizati

ared at me, puzzled, then retur

ales, what

ng wary of this woman calling herself a doctor. If I were under this confusin

you mean

ts while I waited for her to respond. What is going

t happened to you?" She responded sl

she's asking, but I'll answer anyway si

t almost died looms over me. "I was driving and almost hit something, a

olding my hand tightly. Why

suspect you might be experiencing post-traumatic amnesia. I understand th

? Or am I just in a f

I looked around looking for some hidden c

another prank of that naughty older s

y, Miss G

ords and all I can think of is she was definitely not qualified to b

ith you or with Misty. With all due respe

these absurdities you are spouting?" I ask

mmon considering the injury which led you to be in a coma for two months but rests assu

insist that I am the Gonzalez that she mentioned when she talked ab

ver she is and this doctor, is not to be truste

you in retrieving your memories and liv

but why does she keep calling me Gonz

eed her to assist me in retrieving my m

iss Gonzales," she stated while ope

g why they keep calling me Gonzales. I have no

e?" I asked the nurse

hoping deep down that she'd hear the news and come to see me. After being in a coma for two months, I wan

s visited you since you were hospitalized, Miss. No relatives or direct family members

very small and losing too much weight. I almost appear ghostly pale. I tried moving but I could bare

to the comfort room, nurse

egan to evaluate my current situation. I woke with my memories intact, but the doctor believes I have amnesia of some sort. Lettin

the door and stared blankly in the mirror. And when

own hair, and dark brown eyes; a face unfamiliar to me. Fear g