h the windshield and lands some miles away and passed out, with blood sipping from her head and bruises all over her body, incidentally landed on

ate of unconsciousness) brought on by a controlled dose of an anesthetic drug, often a barbiturate such as

underwent, as a last line of treatment in refractory intracranial hyperten

ity was reduced; hypertension was used to complicate the efforts to maintain her cerebral perfusion pressure and often required the

eks la

in weeks. Diana's eyes opened suddenly, immediately being blinded by the light that shone directly into them. Somehow, the room was completely dark when t

I? What is

tbeat slowed. Blinking slowly and taking a deep breath, she fina

she tried to move again, this time with more success. She craned her neck to face the window, the wh

n hospit

er to make her end up in the h

stant checking her vitals and replacing the drip;

woken by a piercing flash back. A car accident. That was all she could re

t to do. She does

e still remember

l she's been in a com

mage of her head smashing through the windscreen. Three weeks have passed from that awful day but what happened before the a

her spectacles and a stethoscope around her neck with a file on her left hands. She dropped the fi

You met with an accident!" The doctor cleared her throat and explaine

spoke for the first time in three weeks. Her voice was crackling and like she was on a death bed an

d at her in alar

ware of an acid feeling in the back of he

stom

the shelf beside the hospital bed Diana was on, it was a vial packaged pharmaceutica

cle of Diana's arm,The barrel holding the medicine and has millimeters markings on it like a rule is compressed by the the

ctor withdrew the needle. The pain got excited and with a cotton wet with a spirit (95% meth

ng, then finally back to what the doctor had addressed her as "

r who you're?" The doctor leaned closer

s burned the back of her eyes, a ball o

or spoke. "I feared this might

aul up into a sitting position. Painfully she successfully hauled herself into a sitting position with the assistance of the docto

band and taped in a place and tied off at the ends. It was not tightly. It was snug enough to keep

re to have her memories, she would be the happiest

unfortunately I guess you must have lost you

se pregn

Aliko Diana, the CEO of Diana's oil company!" She spoke with a gracious tone. She picked back the file she

I'm pre

remember is I met

it

ember or recall anything aside the accident that ha

efore you met with the accident and who you're. You may as well not be able to

simple and very much in the present. Who am I? What happened before I met with the accident ?

f everything but not that of myself. I seem to be forgetting an even

rmed before a traumatic head injury sometimes accompanied with forgetting who we'r

questions, everything go

noon to finally realize that s

bells going off in her head, p

is pr

e event that happene

er some persons

starting l

ad. "I got it, got it already.

ime, she seemed to be barren and was always shamed, but by who? - she couldn't tell. But that's by the way, she was barren but now she was pregnant. She s

plets that makes up for the years she had bee

sipping into her seats of thought, they began to creep and p

ore worried but she thought with time everything will u

ho she was really, but then the doctor had told her and

ontinue