"Inject epinephrine. 150 joules charge."
The place was covered with murmurs and soft cries. I don't know what's happening but I felt how someone is trying to revive my heart.
Did I die?
"Charge," the Doctor said.
It was only a matter of seconds when I finally felt my heartbeat. The sound of the ticking machine surrounded the whole place. I can't still open my eyes but I can now hear the familiar voices of my parents.
"Thank goodness," I heard my father said.
I felt how the doctor put the oxygen back and my breathing became stable. I wanted to speak but I can't. The whole place seems so cold and I can't even grasp for what's really happening.
"Mr. and Mrs. Abrantes, your daughter is temporarily stable. Her heart may continue to beat for now but we still need to monitor her. Her condi
