Novel & Cerita Mimisan Sakit Kepala

Massimo cursed himself while scratching his head, even though it did not itch at all. Alex Matthew Forest: “What did you say? You have a headache so can't come? Since when did you get sick? No way, dude! I can't believe that you actually experienced that. Come on, tell me the real reason, or are you deliberately making up excuses to avoid us?”

She found Mrs Annie still looking at her with worry on her face. "I'm fine, Mrs Annie. Please, you don't have to worry." She replied softly. "If you say so. Let me make some soup for you, you will feel good." She said but Samaira stopped her again. "No, don't make anything special. I will just make a cup of coffee for myself." She said to her. Her head was throbbing hard since morning. This usually happened with her whenever she cried or stressed a lot. The migraine pain troubled her a lot.

••~~MADDISON~~•• I woke up with a banging headache. My skull felt like it was splitting in two. “Oh my God, there is a tsunami in my head,” I groaned, pressing my hand to my temple. Sydney was sprawled over me, one leg draped across mine, arm twisted under her head, hair fanned over the pillow and half in my face. I shifted her gently. “I’m paralyzed, MADDs… don’t move me,” she groaned, eyes half-closed.

I said trying hard to remember but i couldn't and instead the headache increased. "Wow ! She exclaimed "Where did you come from? " She asked. "I don't know,i can't remember that either " I said. "Really ?" She asked. "Yes, i can't remember anything before now, what's happening to me ?" I asked worriedly. They both glanced at eachother. The more i'm trying to remember,the more the headache increases. "Mig she's got Amnesia" She told her brother with a sad expression. "Amnesia !" Mig exclaimed.

Chapter 2 Amara Romano POV I felt a sharp shooting pain in my head. I felt as if my skull was going to crack open. “Aaah!” I screamed clutching my head. Pulling at my hair. I always get these intense migraines. This is the worst time for me to get it though. I’m supposed to meet Grace for lunch. We’re meeting my mother and my future mother-in-law after lunch for wedding planning. Great, isn’t it? The last thing I want to do. And my body is agreeing with me.

Frowning, confusion shrouded me as I attempted to grasp the situation. The doctor offered a compassionate smile, sensing my bewilderment. "You see, Miss Ophelia, you have amnesia, and it's a more severe case than other types. We've been monitoring your health diligently since the beginning of your recovery, and there have been no issues with your body so far. However, I must inform you that severe headaches occur when your brain is triggered. These triggers manifest when you're overwhelmed with thoughts and emotions or attempting to recall something. I assume that was the case here, as Mr. Ivanov explained the events leading up to the incident," he elucidated. "I highly recommend not rushing

I mumbled cupping her cheeks. She said nothing she just smiled and move to my side. "Finally found you guys, Merissa has been waiting." She sighed. "I'm having a bad headache so Maggie was just giving me a head massage," I winced raising my hand to my head. Lexi's gaze darted from Maggie to me. "Is it serious? I should examine you...." She started. "No" I interjected shaking my head. "Right after another massage I'll be ok," I mumbled.

Melissa felt relieved and gently closed the door. Suddenly, Melissa was hit by a severe headache. The pain was unbearable, and she clutched her head, her face contorted in agony. Afraid that Sarah might see and worry, she bit her lip and forced herself to her own room. She could barely close the door and collapsed on the floor, clutching her head in pain. Chaotic images flashed in her mind, but she couldn't make sense of anything. It was as if her head was splitting, and the pain was excruciating.

I ask, smiling. “It’s been a while,” he retorts. I huff out a chuckle. “What’s the matter?” He asks when I don’t quip or say anything in return. And all of a sudden the lightness in the mood evaporates. I clear my throat, my voice carrying a tremor I can't quite suppress. "Mason, I have been having these... symptoms. Headaches that feel like my skull is splitting, and blood trickling down from my ears.” “What?” He utters, a bit startled.

She asked again. I was about to mention the Rebels pack when I felt a strong migraine headache and the communication broke. "Ahhhhh", I screamed while holding my head. I had never felt something as heavy and painful as this. I rolled to and fro on the bed screaming in pain, as tears rolled down my eyes, it felt strange that no one came to my rescue, after my numerous screams. I rolled down to the floor and tried finding my way to the bathroom, immediately I turned on the shower and allowed the water to fall freely on my head. It didn't totally take the pain away, but it reduced and made me feel at ease.