Bab Keluar Darah Tapi Tidak Sakit Novels & Stories

I need to ask you something . Dad : Yes honeybee ? Is everything okay ? How did the transition go ? Alexis : It's .. fine but .. I can't keep blood down . Dad : .... Alexis : Is this normal? Dad : I wouldn't exactly say it's normal but I understand why . Alexis : Well ? Dad : I think yours is a different case . Perhaps you need something more of substance . Alexis: What are you suggesting ? Dad : Right from the vein or artery . Fresh blood .

I gasped, bent over in the chair. "Celine?" Caelum was there the next second, hands holding me up. "What's wrong? What hurts?" "I don't know. Something's wrong. It hurts so much." I glanced down at my bod­y, and my blood ran cold. "Caelum. I'm bleeding." There was blood through my clothes, not just spotting but real heavy bleeding that indicated something was very wrong. Caelum went as white as a sheet and was an instant with his constantly shaking hands on the phone to 911.

I looked at her worriedly as she was holding her tummy, clenching it in pain. “What’s wrong, Bella? Are you not feeling okay?” I asked. “My stomach.” She said, still in pain. “It hurts.” She added. Just then, I tried to see if I could get her water to drink, that was when I spotted a red liquid flowing down her legs. “You are bleeding, Bella.” I shouted.

Cadel asked. "Her bleeding is not stopping, and we're almost out of blood packs to give to her." The doctor said. There was a nurse pressing gauze down on the wound. It was kind of pointless though, cause the bleeding didn't stop for a second. "What? Why is there no blood in the pack hospital?" Cam yelled. "We ran out. Her blood type is rare so we didn't have much on ground since there are scanty people with same blood types as hers." One of the doctors explained.

Another kick had landed on my lower stomach. Just then, a sharp pain started to radiate at the base of my tummy where the kick had landed. I was feeling dizzy, and it took much effort for me to move. However, it didn’t stop me to grab the lower part of my body where there pain was at its worst. My body convulsed in fear. I discovered blood in my hands… More and more blood came out, spreading itself in the ground. Where was it coming from? It was coming from in between my legs.

she said, pulling her finger away from him. Caleb started dancing in slow motion in an attempt to calm down the baby. “Shh. It’s alright. Your mom just hurt her finger. It’s a small and deep wound that keeps bleeding for a moment but she’s not going to die so you don’t have to cry over it. Hmm?”

I would also need to change the pad from time to time to avoid it getting soaked” “My goodness, you lose that much blood. Won’t you pass out? Would you need to take some iron medication or something or should I call the doctor?” Keith asked all these questions in one breath. Kelsey just couldn’t get cranky with this guy so she gave him a loving broad smile and pulled his cheeks. “No need for all that baby. It’s usually a normal thing with most women although some women sometimes have abnormal excessive bleeding and pain for which they must see a doctor but that doesn’t happen to me.

Blood starts flowing rapidly and soon I'm in a pool of my blood. I guess I couldn't take much of the pain, so I passed out. T.b.c. . .

Otherwise, if something really happened, who knew what kind of accusations they'd throw at me? At the hospital, Sheryl clung tightly to Mom's hand. She stared fixedly at her phone screen, her voice trembling as she spoke. "I just looked it up. Bleeding can happen when the embryo implants during pregnancy. It's a normal physiological reaction. Lots of people have it. It was so hard for me to get pregnant. Nothing can happen to this baby!" Mom pulled Sheryl into her arms and gently patted her back. "Don't worry. Everything will be fine."

My own blood. My stomach churned. “Oh. A nosebleed.” I reached up, touching the spot. It was dripping a little, warm and metallic. “It’s… it’s a normal thing. Happens sometimes.” I tried to sound nonchalant. “Hasn’t happened in weeks, actually. Maybe three.” Her eyes narrowed. “A normal thing? Do you have any illness, Alpha? Anything that could trigger this?” Her voice was firm, laced with genuine concern.