
It had been perhaps a day or two since the accident. Anna was getting more lucid, but because she was so in-and-out, it was hard for her to keep track of the days anymore. She'd gotten in contact with her brothers and her few friends here on the island and let them know what had happened. The crash had been more traumatizing than anything. Anna's brush with death in the same manner that her parents and several of her siblings had died had spooked her immensely.
She looked worse than she felt; bruises up and down her arms, and on the right side of her head from where she'd collided with the door of the car. A small row of stitches on the side of her cheek from getting cut by a shattered jar of pasta sauce. Small scrapes and cuts from being hauled out of the car. A bandage wound tightly around her midsection to hold three broken ribs in place while they healed. A cast on her left leg that had been crushed.
Anna opened her eyes and sighed. She was still there, in the hospital bed, with the television on the wall across the room displaying some kind of game show. Its noise mixed with the steady beeping of the heart rate monitor she was attached to. An IV dripped steady fluid from the bag and through the tube, into the needle taped to her arm. She wondered what time it was. Daytime was all she could gather, from the light that streamed in through the window nearby. She was alone, and sore, and tired. She must have woken up between morphine doses. The next one probably wouldn't be for a while. Everything hurt. Moving hurt. Breathing hurt. This sucked.
Tags;; @Ashes @Saber
She looked worse than she felt; bruises up and down her arms, and on the right side of her head from where she'd collided with the door of the car. A small row of stitches on the side of her cheek from getting cut by a shattered jar of pasta sauce. Small scrapes and cuts from being hauled out of the car. A bandage wound tightly around her midsection to hold three broken ribs in place while they healed. A cast on her left leg that had been crushed.
Anna opened her eyes and sighed. She was still there, in the hospital bed, with the television on the wall across the room displaying some kind of game show. Its noise mixed with the steady beeping of the heart rate monitor she was attached to. An IV dripped steady fluid from the bag and through the tube, into the needle taped to her arm. She wondered what time it was. Daytime was all she could gather, from the light that streamed in through the window nearby. She was alone, and sore, and tired. She must have woken up between morphine doses. The next one probably wouldn't be for a while. Everything hurt. Moving hurt. Breathing hurt. This sucked.
Tags;; @Ashes @Saber