Kepala Terasa Pusing Dan Berat Novels & Stories

SARAH I woke up with a jolt, my head pounding like a drum. The sharp pain was unbearable, and my vision was blurry. I tried to blink it away, but everything still seemed off, like I was seeing through a fog. I felt nauseous, my stomach churning in waves that made me want to throw up.

CHAPTER SIXTY-NINE | TRAGIC NATHAN I feel the room start to spin, and my vision blurs. My head is pounding, and my thoughts become disjointed. My stomach churns, and I feel a wave of nausea. I try to stand, but my legs are weak, and I stumble, gripping the table for support. My chest feels tight, and I struggle to breathe. I am dizzy, disoriented, and disconcerted. I know something is wrong, but I can't seem to figure out what.

“Okay, I got in touch with Jasper and Smith. They’re close by–don’t worry. I really do need to say hi to the bar owner real quick and just let him know what’s going on, and then I’ll take you to meet them.” “O-okay,” I stammer out. I’m not entirely sure what’s wrong, but I’m quite sure it’s pregnancy-related. My head feels like it’s underwater, my head is spinning, and my chest is tight. My breathing feels strained. Unfortunately, my body’s ability to sustain itself has been greatly impaired since the pregnancy, and it’s been getting harder and harder to ignore that fact.

A strange warmth spread through my limbs, heavier than simple fatigue. I frowned. No... Something wasn't right. I straightened in my chair. The movement made the room sway gently. The windows blurred. The sunlight softened into hazy streaks. I rubbed at my eyes. Come on. Focus. Just a little longer. I need to find something. The cursor blinked patiently on the screen. Waiting. The words all mixed up together until I could not read them all. My head felt really heavy. It was like someone had put a thing on my thoughts.

I woke in the morning with my head feeling like it weighed at least twice what it usually did. This jet lag was really catching up with me. When I sat up, the room swam a bit, and I had to sit still for a moment, blinking until everything had righted itself. “Is everything all right?” Charles asked. I nodded. “Just jet lag,” I said. “All of this trouble we’ve been dealing with... It’s caught up with me.”

Kayla sat up in the bed and drew herself backwards, leaning her back and head to the headboard. She exhaled, rubbing her forehead with her fingers. This headache again? It wasn't only the intense headache this time, she felt dizzy and unwell. Her eyes when she opened them felt sore and heavy like she dipped them into the water for too long. She rubbed her eyes gently.

Stephan woke up with a raging headache. He wasn’t exactly sure what had happened. They must have dosed him with something, though. He didn’t feel normal. Everything felt heavy and slow. His vision was cloudy and it was difficult to identify separate shapes from the swirling mass of color in front of him.

The tingling sensation makes me feel as though my body is too small to contain me. I wake up with a piercing scream. My ears are about to fall off from the pressure and my head feels heavy. Like I've been spinning for too long, no, like it certainly wants to blow off.

ALEX I can't explain the heaviness weighing my body down. In truth, that isn't the only thing that feels off. My ears are ringing, my muscles loose and weak. I can't tell what’s happening around me, or why things suddenly feel this way, but none of it would've probably made sense… until I finally find the strength to lift my eyelids.

she explained monotonously. "I'm sorry." He realized how unbecoming he was. "I can understand that. It's good that you've regained consciousness. Please give me your cooperation. "I'm going to perform a checkup for you. How are you feeling right now? Do you feel uncomfortable anywhere?" He responded, "I feel hot, and I can't see. I can scarcely hear things. Sometimes, it'll ring in the ears. "I have headaches and shortness of breath. I also feel tight in the chest and weak in my limbs, too."