Mom Passed Out Novels & Stories

He explained, "My mother's health worsened because of what happened to my sister. I watched her cry in the garden ever since I was a child. Sometimes she also drank, even though she had a low alcohol tolerance. A glass of red wine can get her drunk the entire day. Have you seen the sort who looks utterly miserable after drinking? You don't know how painful that is. My mother is the kind who can't control herself after drinking wine. She was suffering so much that she couldn't control herself and locked herself in the room, crying until her heart was broken. That summer, Mom suddenly collapsed, surrounded by shattered and smashed antique decorations. Something fell on top of her, and she coul

"Mom, what exactly happened to me?" Her mother breathed out a sigh. "I dont know what happened too. I tried to knock on your room to call you for breakfast but you didn't respond. So I opened the door and found you on the floor unconscious. I was so afraid when your not waking up and Adele was crying beside me. I called your uncle to drive us on the hospital and that is when they declared that you are in coma." She uttered. Eliot frowned. Why does he feel like something is off? Like something is missing inside him?

I understood them, the daughter who died was standing in front of them after such a long time. “Since we have met my wife then I believe we should proceed to my house for lunch just as we agreed,” Calix said, breaking the heavy silence between us. “I….. I…. Think we should end back home,” Mother managed to cough out after years of staring. “Mrs Halethor,” I took a step forward and she took one backward, “People are already waiting for this lunch, you can’t just disappoint them like that.” Mother shook her head as she tried to understand what was going on, she placed her hand on her temple, “I….. I…. Don’t…. Want…. To….. have…..” Before we could understand what was going on, she fell to the f

I said bluntly. My mother let out a gasp as her eyes widened in shock. Suddenly, she clutched her chest and I was taken aback. I jumped to my feet and as I was about to rush to her, she fell on the bed and fainted.

"I said she should die! Doesn’t she obey every command now? Isn’t she the perfect obedient daughter? Then tell her to die! Everything would finally be peaceful if she disappeared!" The moment those words left his mouth, Maddison suddenly collapsed onto the floor. Her body convulsed violently, and her eyes rolled back. Foam spilled from the corner of her mouth. "Maddie! Maddison, what’s happening?!" Mom’s scream tore through the room. She cradled Maddison’s head while Dad desperately tried to keep her conscious. Bailey scrambled for his phone to call an ambulance. Everyone surrounded her. Nobody looked at me. I slowly turned toward the garden outside the balcony doors.

She asked her mother. Canae took a sip of the ladle's contents and studied its taste in her mouth. She started coughing, and Cassana stepped away to take a glass of water. When she returned, she found her mother collapsed on the floor, suffering from seizure. She reached for her head to find her eyes white and her mouth bubbling with froth. "Ma! Ma! Help us, please!" she shouted and she screamed, but no one seemed to be listening. "Ma!" She felt a hand over her shoulder and found Otheric standing behind her.

That was a decade ago, on a night just like this, with the moon shining down. Mom had collapsed at home from a sudden heart attack. I couldn't afford an ambulance, so I had to carry her on my back and run for the nearest hospital. I didn't make it. I collapsed on the ground, hit my head on a rock, and blood started pouring down my face.

mom informed and I dash out. " I felt dizzy earlier but I didn't know I'll faint" she burst into laughter and I and mom stared at her confusedly. "Ethan" I didn't hear her call. "Ethan, call for the doctor, something is wrong with her" she yells. "I'm okay, you could have just snapped a picture of me when I passed out, this is my first time to pass out in 21 years" she continued to laugh. "I don't think your craziness can leave you" I snort, dragging her from the bed.

This time our headmistress asked, and we were all waiting for the first answer from Mom. "She's still unconscious," she replied. "We'll still keep an eye on her." "Is she falling into a coma or something?" I asked nervously. "We can't say anything yet, honey," mom said. "What's caused her sudden collapse?" The Headmistress asked again. "Extreme exhaustion, it's like nearly all her system was shut down from the lack of energy," she said, "That's all I have found, nothing broken physically. She's only lost too much strength."

We ate in silence at the kitchen table, both of us listening to the sound of Mom's labored breathing from the living room. I was cleaning up the dishes when I heard a heavy thud from the living room. "Mom?" I dropped the plate I was holding not minding the fact that water splashed everywhere, and ran. Mom was on the floor beside the couch, her blanket tangled around her legs. "Mom!" I dropped to my knees beside her. Her eyes were half-open, unfocused while her breathing was shallow and rapid. "Mae?" Her voice was weak, confused. "I just... I got dizzy..."