Blue Mountain State Heat Exhaustion Episode Novels & Stories

She was trying her best to find a balance that she almost stumbled on. "Oh my dear, be careful now" Brenda said to Melio looking truly concerned." "Are you ok Miss Blanchard, you look a little pale and flushed, don't tell me Vance here had you working while sick?" Black asked, giving me the irritated look. "No I think the air here is a little hot." Melio said, that almost got me laughing.

“You’re not going anywhere. Not tonight. Not ever.” “Is it poison?” she demanded. “No,” the doctor said carefully. “This looks like acute physical collapse, extreme exhaustion, dehydration, and possibly an adrenaline-surge faint. He’s been under intense stress. He hasn’t eaten. He’s been pushing himself. We need fluids, rest, and monitoring.” Lucy let out a sound that was half laugh, half sob. Poison had been the worst-case she’d pictured. This was… different. Messier. More intimate. It told her how close to the edge he’d been, how massive the weight on him had become.

Larong hindi ko maintindihan dahil puro bato lang naman ang hawak niya, kaya inaya ko siyang magtagu-taguan kami. But the thing is, sobrang daya niya. Kahit ilibing ko ang sarili ko, nahahanap niya ako. She could smell me better than I can smell myself. Kaya hindi rin ako nakatagal sa tagu-taguan, humina rin muli ang katawan ko at doon ay nag-collapse. Nang magising ay pinipilit niya uli akong maglaro, buti nalang at to the rescue si Somu. He told Sylphysis that I need to rest, knowing that the temperature in the mountain is getting lower... which my body couldn't take.

▄︻デ══━一 COLTON HAYES💥 There's pain, lightness, there are things I can't describe about myself in this moment. Because I was sinking. Not into sleep—sleep was something I welcomed. This was different. A deep, aching exhaustion that ran through my bones, making my limbs feel heavy and useless. My skin burned with fever, my head a foggy mess, and yet, my thoughts wouldn’t stop running. How the hell did I get to this point?

"I'm pretty sure I was healthy before you did this to me." "It's a temporary situation caused by the zoning." Zane explained, placing the Ziploc bag on the metal table. "You should be back to full health in a few days if you take things slow." Glaring daggers at him, Ethan refrained from attacking Zane once again. Not because he didn't want to, but because he really was feeling more and more exhausted as seconds passed. He felt like he would pass out if he remained standing any longer. So he took the offer of showering in freezing temperatures because quite frankly he felt like death itself.

I mute my phone, ignoring all his calls. As I walk deeper in the forest, I notice it getting warmer and warmer. Odd. I also feel myself getting more and more tired, and I start getting a minor headache. I stop, and sit down by a tree, trying to calm myself down. But as time passes by, my body only gets warmer, more tired, and the headache only gets worse. I start finding it hard to breathe. "You're going through heat!" Grace yells. My eyes widen at her statement. Oh. Shit.

"After I realized you were going into heat, your body couldn't handle the strain. You collapsed, so I helped you rest." She frowned and rubbed her forehead with her hand,"I don't remember that. I remember feeling hot and uncomfortable, and then..." She trailed off, her brow furrowing deeper. "Everything's kind of blurry after that.” "That's normal for a first heat," I assured her, which wasn't entirely a lie. "Your body was overwhelmed. You needed rest, so I stayed to make sure you were alright." She looked down at herself, seemingly just realizing she was still fully clothed beneath the blanket. Relief flashed across her face, followed quickly by embarrassment.

" I walked into the house with a nod. I returned to the patio, downed the last of the wine, and collapsed on the floor in exhaustion. The cold is difficult, but I am not bothered by it. I'm in a lot more discomfort right now. I'm able to deal with the cold better now. With a hoarse voice, "Aray!" I cried out, and the pain in my hips and abdomen increased. After noticing the redness of the floor for a while, I realized that the whole terrace floor had become red. "Shit," my vision blurred, and I collapsed onto the floor. I'm exhausted and need to relax.

We’re going to be okay, I think as I glance up at the cliff side, not at all looking forward to trying to climb up there. “Dad is reaching out to the Leavenworth Alpha to send someone to get us. Boone, do you think you can make it up to the road?” I ask, eyeing him skeptically. He doesn’t look good at all. He’s incredibly pale and sweating badly, Asher is having to help him stand up now. “I can… try,” Boone pants, looking as if he may pass out at any moment. Asher looks over at me and I can see by the look on his face that he’s just as worried about our friend as what I am.

"Make sure to follow me." “Wait, hold on!” Dr. Melendez was stopped in his footsteps, because of Justine's scream. "One of our friends here almost drowned in the stream. She'll die of hypothermia if we don't get her warmed right now." Dr. Melendez turned to face her. Diana's shuddering had ceased, but her lips were still becoming bluish and her breathing was slow and hard. Diana's eyes were droopy, and she seemed unstable on her feet as if she was about to fall and slumber right here in this chamber.