AYRA A week later, I found myself walking into the hospital, my shoes echoing across the tiled floor in the quiet corner of coma patients. Everything seemed so silent, like they were scared to make a noise. There was the smell of disinfectant in the air and it mingled with the scent of the little flowers I brought for her. I had decided it was time to pay my mother a visit,after the emotional wreck I had been through. I was just at her hospital room door when I saw her through the see-through glass. My mother lay on the bed, still beautiful, looking peaceful like she always had. Tears pooled in my eyes as I knew deep down I mourned how she had been lying here for the past few years. It broke my heart to see her hooked up with tubes, connected to machines which kept her alive. Taking a deep breath, I pushed the door open and sat down in the chair beside my mother's bed. I took her cold hands in mine, noting how soft they still felt. "Hi, Mom," I whispered, my voice tremblin
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