Mom Passed Out Novels & Stories

“Mom, what did you say to her that Maura came running into the ward in tears?” Ares demanded when his mother finally stepped through the door. “I honestly don’t know what came over her,” she replied. “We were getting ready to go to the hospital to see you, and she was perfectly rational. But while we were getting dressed, she suddenly collapsed onto the floor and started sobbing like a small child, even though we kept telling her that you were completely fine.” I couldn’t calm down and kept hiccupping through quiet sobs until a nurse finally appeared with a syringe and injected me with a heavy dose of sedative.

But she tried to keep it together and the pain got worse. “I think we should stop dancing now”. She said to me she was shivering, but she still tried faking a smile. “Ok”. I said and smiled back at her pretending not to notice the sudden change in her mood. She turned around to leave but she stopped mid way and held my stomach tightly. “Blood..!!”. I heard someone from the crowd scream. I looked at my mom who was falling slowly to the ground. Her white gown had turned red. “Mom..!!”. I screamed and rushed to her where she was lying down but she was unconscious. I was scared to see her unconscious. I only wanted to get rid of her unborn child, not her. Just then my dad ran to us.

" I said and cried. My legs gave up making me sit on the floor while crying. . . . It has been 15 minutes since my parents are inside the room. The doctors still doing their work. My mother's room door opened and the doctor came out. I quickly got up from the floor and ran to him. " Doctor. doctor sir, how is my mother now? what happened to her? " I said with my three fingers over my lower trembling lip. so that, I can talk properly. " She is out of danger now. She got unconscious because of a panic attack and due to this her Blood pressure also raised although it won't lead to a heart attack which is a miracle," he said and dismissed me and walked away.

"Please, I beg you. Dr. Moore has already agreed. Just sign the paper, and we can immediately transfer the kidney from another hospital for your mom. As long as she survives, I'll step forward to explain! I'll make sure no one criticizes you!" Ethan also spoke up coldly. "Didn't you save that patient already? Now it's Mom's turn, right?" I was about to shake my head in refusal, but the office door suddenly burst open. A nurse rushed in, panicked. "Dr. Mitchell's mother just passed away!" The four of us immediately rushed to the ward. By the time we arrived, the ECG had gone flat. Mom was completely gone. Dad, drained of all his strength, collapsed to the floor in despair. Tears poured from h

With just one glance, Mom and Dad looked as though every bit of strength had been drained from their bodies. They staggered backward. "No... This isn't real..." Mom shook her head frantically, her face turning completely pale. "My dear boy… My Addie… How could he be lying in there?" Dad's legs were trembling too, but he still forced himself to stay upright. He tried to support Mom as she swayed on her feet. In the end, neither of them could hold on any longer. Both of them crumpled to the floor.

“Caleb, what do you mean?” He smirked. He brushed past me and left. I chased after him and grabbed his sleeve. “Did you come to the hospital just to take one look and leave? Where’s the money?” “What money? Don’t embarrass yourself out here!” Caleb yanked his arm up and sent me stumbling. He said, “Mom got back from her walk and didn’t see Dad. So she thought something had happened to him and told me to come check.” I felt as if something had slammed hard into my chest. I steadied myself against the wall. “What now?”

His pretense grated on my nerves, leaving me feeling irritated and annoyed. He brought out the scrambled eggs and toast, serving each person at the table, my mom dove into her meal with an enthusiasm that could only be attributed to pregnancy hormones. "So, Chels, you wanted to tell your mom something," Jason said, her voice tinged with concern. "Mom, I'm really…" I began but was interrupted by Mom's coughing. "Chels, Amanda," Mom's weak voice pleaded before she collapsed to the floor. With a cry, I rushed to prevent her head from hitting the tiles, but she slipped into unconsciousness.

mom said covering her ears. “Mom what is it?” Dua asks, ignoring all the possibilities of that call. I saw mom looking at my sister, with the most wounded eyes. And I saw Dua, running out with as much speed that she can, but collapse when she reaches the door. I have never seen her faint before. My Mom rushes to her, as soon as she can, crying her heart out, and seeing dua passing out on the floor. Dad comes to them, kissing her forehead.

"Castle? Are you still thinking about going on vacation? Do you have any idea that you only got to come on this trip because of Ninette? "If it weren't for taking you out, would she have fed you that medicine—" Mom paused abruptly. The adrenaline that had been propping her up seemed to drain away. Her eyes went blank, and she crumpled to the ground.

I pressed, my voice trembling as I reached the cool, tiled surface of the kitchen counter, gripping it for support. “He fell into a coma because of his acute hypertension,” she answered, and I felt my shoulders sag under the weight of her words. The air felt thick, almost suffocating. “Gosh! Since when?” I asked, my voice barely above a whisper as I fought against the rising panic, my hands beginning to shake. “Yesterday, honey!” Mom replied, and I could feel the hot sting of tears spilling down my cheeks, blurring my vision. “We're going back there,” I told her firmly, determination rising in me even as despair threatened to pull me under.