Bottom Jaw Trembling Romane & Geschichten

My legs tremble, my body shaking as I feel myself edging closer to the edge. “Aiden,” I breathe, the words catching in my throat.

Miranda’s P.O.V “The injury wasn’t as bad as it looked; she simply dislocated her mandible, or lower jaw, from the temporomandibular joint. You rushed her over just in time for manual reduction to put it back into place. I placed some elastic bands to prevent her from moving her jaw too much. As for medication, I wrote a prescription for NSAIDs to help relieve the pain and some muscle relaxers. Over exertion of the jaw, as in yawning, should be avoided and try to eat soft foods. Apply ice to the area occasionally,” the doctor droned in a professional tone, clip board in hand.

I don't hear Kaid making a move either, he must have doubted his weight with this type of tremor. "What's going on?" I whispered into the dark?" "Just keep going" "Okay" I mumbled back lowering my foot down to the next step before attempting to place another. The plank capsizes beneath my weight and I grapple to keep myself from being thrown to the side at the sudden loss of a footing. But every cell in me panics when I realize I'm dangling at an edge. I can't cage the scream that escapes me, when the tremors start once nore, the collision of voices and names making me weary.

, that was all that was on her mind right now, she asked for the person outside to call back the doctor, she would rather get it over with at once than to give herself high blood pressure. Right before the doctor could come in, Zach started having essential tremor on the bed, Naya did not know what to do, she started shouting for the doctor to be called, right then the doctor came in through the door, he made a beeline for Zach to check him, he rummage through his equipment and mixed some liquid injections, then he gave it to Zach, this made his tremor subside with time.

Not even a stray scrap. She collapsed back onto the floor, her chest heaving. Her hands were no longer just shaking—they were dancing, a violent, uncontrollable tremor that threatened to snap her wrists. She couldn’t hold a pencil steady; she couldn’t even hold herself. Her gaze fell on her phone, lying abandoned near the baseboard where she’d kicked it in rage.

CASSIAN I don’t drive away from the hospital immediately. I couldn’t… The engine is on. The dashboard lights glow steadily. Everything is functioning exactly as it should— except me. My hands are on the steering wheel. They shouldn’t be shaking. I tighten my grip, muscles locking, forcing stillness through sheer will. It doesn’t help. The tremor persists, subtle but undeniable, vibrating beneath my palms like something alive. Alive… The word slips in uninvited.

My heart throbs, my body trembles, and my hands shake. What the hell is going on here!? How could this be!?

A whole-body tremor pulled me out of a sound sleep. I couldn’t catch my breath, my fingers and toes ached with the pins-and-needles feeling. Bina’s head popped off the pillow. “What’s wrong?” I couldn’t even catch my breath long enough to answer her. As it was, I could barely shake my head. Shrugging my shoulders was not in the cards at present. “Do I need to call a doctor? Linsus?” As if those symptoms weren’t bad enough, I broke out into a cold sweat.

My hands started to tremble slightly. "I did. She moved," I responded, and as soon as I confirmed that, her hand twitched again. Zayden stood up so fast that the action made me slightly dizzy. His entire body was so tense, and it was as if he was trying so bad to hold himself together, to stop himself from combusting. "It's not a fluke, right? If I alert the nurses now, they won't tell me I am seeing things, right?" I nodded enthusiastically. "They won't."

Not here, in front of everyone, especially the children. He clenched his jaw for the tremors to subside, but it didn’t work. The tremors had begun traveling up his arm, and the noise from the kids around him was making matters worse. Gianna soon noticed it. She’d not intended on looking at his face, but when she did, she saw the unease in his eyes and the twitch in his cheek as his right hand gripped his left wrist in a white-knuckled vise to quell the tremors.