Apakah Orang Pingsan Bisa Mendengar Novels & Stories

I reach for my phone inside of my pocket. Turning the screen on, I scroll through my contacts and press my Beta’s number. I bring the phone to my ear and listen to the quiet rings, turning my attention back to my sleeping mother. I wonder what she thinks of the situation at hand. She's unconscious, yes, but it doesn't mean that she is not listening. People who have left coma say that they were able to hear other people while they were asleep. If you hearing me now, mom, I could really use your help.

Sierra. I hear my name being called, the voice slipping through the edges of my consciousness. There are noises in the background, muffled and distant, like I’m underwater and the world above is just out of reach. Someone says my name again, but cracking my eyes open feels impossible. Every sound feels muted and drowned out. I can sense movement around me, but none of it registers through my foggy mind. Everything feels strange, like I’m drifting through a dream I can’t quite wake from.

When I woke up I was feeling groggy and dazed. I didn’t know where I was, but it was an unfamiliar place. I had a weird taste in my mouth and a ringing in my ears. I tried to sit up, but my eyes were all blurry and my face was really starting to hurt. I heard some muffled voice trying to talk to me from pretty close. But I couldn’t make anything out just yet.

But, I could not see or hear what they were saying because my eyes had closed, and my ears felt like they were no longer working. I was losing my consciousness and did not even react after some individuals carried me.

My head slams against the wheel, and I feel a fresh stream of hot liquid rolling down the side of my face. The distant din of sirens reaches my ears, but I can’t get up. I can’t… The world goes black.

Call the Doctor: My eyes open and close as nurses pushes me to the Intensive care unit on a stretcher. Members of my family occasionally comes into my sight as my sight goes on and off. I am unable to hear anything other than a sharp ringing sound which feels like it’d drive me crazy. “Will she be okay? Please tell me she’ll be okay.” She’s losing to much blood, if we don’t do something about it immediately, we’ll lose her. These are the only words my ears catch before I pass out totally.

I fell beside the bed, hitting my head with a low bang on the marble floor. Before I could try to call for help, my eyes forced themselves closed and my heartbeat grew weak. The last thing I heard was the creak sound of the door opening before my brain shut down completely.

My mind was so cloudy, and I could not think clearly anymore. All I know is I heard a big bang with made me lie flat in the road. I felt pain all over my body and I saw red water flowing down from where I was lying. I tried to talk, but I just could not. I just don't know what was happening to me. I started feeling like sleeping and I just could not control it. I slowly close my eyes and go deep into my sleep.

"Guys, do you hear that?" "What's that" Bi asked "Yeah what's up cause I can't hear anything" "Sounds like I'm hearing an ambulance siren" "Ambulance?" Kira asked "Yeah" "Ok, that's a lot, but I can't hear anything though can you?" Kira asked Bianca "Nope I can't hear a single sound" "You okay D" Bianca asked me "Of course I'm fine you know what just forget about it" "Oh ok," Kira said "But I still can't hear anything though"

, I mean, he is alive. That man slowly tried to open my eyes , but it didn't work. Knowing that the anesthesia is probably starting to wear off. What at least is no longer in pain , as he approaches, he discovers that there are muffled voices coming from my left, but they are soft and, although they seem familiar, I cannot recognize them, well not even at that time. Beep. Beep. “Can he hear us?” “Not now, and he is heavily sedated.” Beep.