Luna Hydrocephalus Novels & Stories

I shrugged, “I guess. That’s really all I can do.” An hour after my MRI was done, the doctor walked into my room. He smiled, “Luna, Onyx is a very strong wolf. She left virtually no trace of an aneurism. It does show some irreversible damage to the area that effects equilibrium, so it looks like you will have that for life.”

She recognized who it might be; she was almost certain it was Hanna. So anxious and desperate, Luna tried to reverse with her chair without looking at the path, trying to call for help. But her voice wouldn’t come out. In her distraction, she veered off the driveway, falling into the garden area. She hit her head hard, losing consciousness. Her arm barely managed to support her own body, weakened by the illness that drained her more and more each day.

“Tell me what’s wrong.” She hesitated. “Speak,” I said firmly. The doctor swallowed hard. “The Luna’s condition is critical,” she finally said quietly. “Her body has suffered severe internal damage from pushing her powers far beyond their limits while there was already poison spreading through her system.” I frowned deeply. “What does that mean exactly?” I asked, even though a part of me already understood. The doctor lowered her eyes sadly. “At this point I don’t think the Luna will be able to walk on her own again. The damage has left her paralyzed.”

Luna let go of Eclipsa's hand and like Celestine she looked at the baby. "T-That's ..." Luna said in shock, she looks up at the blue moon peeking out the window. "She's calling the moon ..." "You have a strange child, Eclipsa," Celestine said but when she turned to her friend it was unconscious. "E-Eclipsa ..." "She's fine, I can still beat her heart. She just lost consciousness maybe due to childbirth but that's normal," Luna explained to her friend. Luna turned to them and faced the cabinets and opened them. She was looking for something there that Celestine didn't know.

It seems I was always letting Jenna down. We stood around waiting for another hour until Doctor Rivers returned with some news. He did not have Jenna with him, which caused me some trepidation. I look at the doc’s face and knew something was wrong. “The Luna has bleeding in her brain. I need to go in and remove some before it causes more damage adding pressure to her brain,” he starts to say before I cut him.

Dr Hill entered the room, waving the papers in his hand and a broad grin on his face. “How?” Irvin frowned. He was too shocked to think or show what he was feeling about the baby. Except for the shock, of course. Dr Hill gestured Irvin to sit down next to Zadkiel so he could explain them. “What our Luna went through is known as Stealth or Cryptic pregnancy.” He informed them. A crease formed on both of their foreheads but Dr Hill didn’t give them the time to ask a question.

As Zayn said, soon the doctor called them inside, as they entered inside, the doctor smiled by gesturing them to get seated. As the four of them settled in, the doctor inquired, "Previously, Miss Luna was brought to the hospital with a head injury, correct?" "Yes," Zayn replied. The doctor continued, "At that time, not only her head but also the abdomen and pelvic region of Miss Luna were injured. A few doctors and I concluded that it would be challenging for Miss Luna to get pregnant in her lifetime. Isn't that so?" Both Zayn and Daniel looked tense, and Susan sought clarification, "What do you mean by that, doctor? We weren't aware."

he shares with me. “What do you mean?” I ask. “Sometimes there can be damage to an individual who has not had oxygen for a period of time. In this case, the Luna was without support for a longer period that we would have preferred. We will not know if there was any lasting damage until she wakes and we can assess her at that time,” the doctor says quietly.