Dada Terasa Sakit Bagian Tengah Novels & Stories

The burning pain in my heart made my chest feel heavy, and the pain in my lower regions made sitting feel incredibly uncomfortable. As the attack hit, I begged Kade to hand me the herbs out of my bag —still stupidly convinced that another dose of the herbs might fix the pain— but Kade refused. He said he was worried that I was going to become too dependent on them. Instead of giving me the herbs, he stood up, announced to the other bus riders that he was a doctor and that I was having a case of appendicitis, and asked if anyone had any pain pills that they could spare us.

I was halfway through laughing at one of her voice notes when the pain hit again. Stronger this time. I froze immediately. Not sharp enough to make me cry out. But enough to suck the breath from my chest for a second. Daniel noticed instantly from the kitchen. “What happened?” I looked up slowly. “Nothing.” His expression flattened immediately. “That answer again.” “It’s probably normal.” “Lina.” I pressed a hand lightly against my stomach. “It just hurts a little.” He was beside me almost immediately now. “Where?” “Lower stomach.” “How bad?”

She had to deal with it just like she had been dealing with all the painful memories till now. I don't know what was wrong with me, but since noon, I have been having a weird kind of nagging feeling in my abdomen that sometimes feels like pain and sometimes feels like a tickle. The pain becomes so unbearable that I have to sit on the ground in a squat position to ease it.

*** How do you feel, read this part? There are those who are sad and don't imagine being Rangga. Is there a goiter with Gerald?

I can't stand up my legs are wobbly and there was this soreness I felt inside my middle leg as if a deep wound was inflicted on it. My eyes burn, tears threatening to fall, I held it in biting my lips to silence my voice. The unpleasant sensation that runs through me had me clamping my thighs unknowingly to subdue the painful ridges I was feeling deep down my middle legs. It spread from my leg to other parts of my body as they all were aching. The pain was extreme! I look up to the doctor and saw him looking at me in pity."I expected that."He muttered looking apologetically at me.

He clutched his aching side and groaned in pain, waiting for the familiar dizziness to pass. "Are you alright, Father?" Berezira asked, her hand on his arm, and she almost flinched at the heat radiating from his skin. "It's just a slight dizziness. Let's go home. I need to apply some medicine to the wound," he replied, still massaging his side. He held onto Berezira's hand with his other, guiding her as they began their journey back home. Despite the pain, he couldn't help but think about how much he missed his cars.

I yawned, stretched, and sat up. At the movement, I winced. I was suddenly conscious of a slight pain in my abdomen and my lower limbs. But the majority of the pain was centered around my thighs. I crossed my legs and felt a pleasant ache between them. A smile curved my lips as I remembered what had led to that. If all kinds of pain had such pleasant origins, I didn't mind. I sat in Dante's bed a little longer even though I knew it was time for me to go through the activities of the day.

It was dry, with no trace of anything. Just when Thaddeus thought it was over, he felt bile rise in his throat as he became nauseous. His stomach violently turned, and he struggled to keep the contents of his stomach down. His mark felt like it was on fire, and he curled over in pain. Just when he thought it was over, Thaddeus cried out when he felt a sharp pain spread across his back. He screamed in agony when it felt as though his skin was being ripped from his back and he fell to the side of his desk, tumbling out of his wheelchair.

"What are you doing?" Daisy had wanted to smash the phone, but at that moment, there was a sharp pain in her body. She had never felt this kind of pain before... She couldn't even tell the specific location! She only knew that it was very painful!

Jada whispered as Solara left to get water. I shook my head. “I don't know. I just feel weak.” “Just hang on. I'd call the physician.” Solara returned with the cup of water, while Jada went outside to get the physician. I was still in excruciating pain, with both hands holding my abdomen by the sides.