Title: (5) Gaynon almost dies (but he doesn't) Author: muhninja Pastebin link: http://pastebin.com/BntxZM8b First Edit: Tuesday 6th of January 2015 01:32:47 PM CDT Last Edit: Last edit on: Tuesday 6th of January 2015 03:47:22 PM CDT >I woke up in the hospital >Welp, better than waking up in Heaven >Or was it >I've always been pretty religious, even if I was gay >Gone to church for a while, after I moved to Canterlot, I mainly had to go to school most of the time >I should really start going back >And I'm out again >And I'm back again >They wouldn't mind if I was gay right? If I went back >Most churches are actually pretty tolerant >They try to love everybody, just like the Bible says >Wait, but I kissed Applejack >Am I straight now >And I'm out again >And I'm awake again >I can't really worry about my orientation right now, I got bigger things to worry about. >My vision is blurry >Somethings poking me in the arm >Owwww >I think I said that out loud >But it probably sounded like "ugggghhhhh" >Whatever is in that IV it's making me.... >And I'm out again >I wake up >This time I'm not tired >My vision's not blurred >But man am I in pain >My head hurts >My left arm and left leg are screaming >My right side, surprisingly just cuts >But my left side was covered in blue and black spots >Funny, I don't have vitiligo >But seriously though >I guess it looks like my reckless driving has finally landed me in the hospital >I look on a nearby nightstand >There's cards, flowers, a teddy bear, balloons, all kinds of stuff >In rushes a nurse >And my parents >"Alright, he's a wake, just be gentle with him.... >"ANON!!!" My mom practically taclkes me. "Ohhh my poor baby! Why did you do this to yourself?!?!" >My dad came over >"Glad to see you're still kicking champ." --- >After all the formalities, you know, the matter being that I haven't seen my parents in a year, I remember my friends >Look at the nightstand >I turn to the nurse "Do you know where my phone is?" >"We have all your personal belongings in storage, they've been in there since the accident." "How long have I been here" >"Not long, about a week. You're extremely lucky you aren't comatose. A drunk driver hit you pretty hard. They were coming into the intersection going 40. In a Super Duty pickup." >My mom looks on the verge of tears >I smile at her "I'm not going anywhere, don't worry" >She just came over and hugged me >After a few hours of just talking my parents left. >They actually left some presents with me >My mom got me one of those huge novelty cards. This thing was at least 2 feet. >My dad got me some booze (not in front of my mom of course). Some Don tequila. He knew I was quite the alcohol connisuer >Maybe that's a polite name for an alcoholic >Is getting drunk half the time considered alcoholism? >Whatever >The nurse comes back in "Oh, uh, nurse. Does the school know that I'm taking a sick day?" >She gives me a smile >"They already know and have agreed to hold onto your schoolwork until you recovered." >Great >The schoolyear is almost over and now you have about a week's worth of work piled up. >Probably more, I'm not in any condition to leave yet >The nurse injects me with more morphine >Oh yeah, this could easily replace the alcohol and weed. >I feel like I can fly >The bandages on my arm and leg says otherwise though. >If the school knows that I'm bedridden, the girls must've caught wind that I almost died >Not to mention my other group of friends >But they were teenage guys, they would be scared, but they knew I did stupid stuff like this >I wish I could talk to the girls though >I see one of the cards on the table --- >It's signed by every one of the girls >Twilight >Fluttershy >Pinkie PIe (in BIG letters) >Rainbow Dash >Rarity >Sunset Shimmer >And Applejack >With a heart >Dawww, dats cute >I ended up staying in the hospital for about a month or so >Turns out my arm and leg were broken on impact, I got severe whiplash, and my head hit the console of the car so hard it broke the plastic. >Not what I would call healthy for the body >I left and stayed at home for a couple days >I tried to stay away from the booze, I think the painkillers still have an effect on me. >I'd probably try to jump off the roof and almost die again. >I just hung around the house a couple of days >I remembered to check my phone >Ewwwww >That's a nasty crack >And there is blood all over the casing >How did I survive again? >Oh right, seatbelt >But it was a side impact.... >Anyways, I go to check email >Not much, just ads, schoolwork, stuff from the guys at work, etc. >Then text messages >4 unread messages >1 from twilight: hey anon, did you get home safe? >Maybe I should reply with: I don't know, why don't you tell me? >1 from Rainbow Dash: Hey Anon it's not like you to not respond, call back as soon as you can >1 from Fluttershy: Hey anon, please call back soon as possible. That is if you don't mind >1 from Applejack: call back soon hon'. We're worried about you. >Great. Nothing since before the accident. >Come to think of it, I haven't really gotten any phone calls or texts since then >Not including that card >No one asking if I was out of the hospital >No one asking how I was >I checked my facebookŪ >There were a few notifications >People writing on my wall >The girls, a couple of my other friends, even one of my teachers? >Why is my teacher my friend on facebook? >That's lame >It was all just like "get well soon, get better anon, etc." >All the normal crap >But now it's back to the old grind >And time to face all my stupid problems again. --- >Alright, I'm extremley lucky for surviving a full on tackle from a 5 ton vehicle doing 40 >But it turns out I'm not completely unscathed from the accident >I was walking to the bathroom, and all of a sudden I felt my leg literally crack from my own body weight >I cried out "Help, I've fallen and I can't get up!" >Wait, I don't have life alert >Better call 911 >"911: what's your emergen-" "Help! I've fallen and I can't get up!" >So I'm whisked away to the hospital, and turns out the fracture on my leg is actually pretty bad >It needs a metal rod implanted in it to keep steady >Oh and here's the kicker: I'll never walk the same or be able to do anything really strenuous. >Ever >I can't go back to work >I can't support myself >I have no car anymore >No source of income >Was that yellow light really worth it? >These are the deep questions, man. >If I have no income, my car is totaled, and I'm graduating in the next few months, what do I do? >The doctor suggests moving back in with my parents in Baltimare >I'd have some money to live off of, a place to sleep, transportation, food. >Or I could just have them send me money >No, no. That was stupid, my income needed to support me is at least around $2k a month, they can't support me like that. It'd be easier to just move back with them >But what about all my friends? >What about the girls? >I can't just move away like that >What if I found a job where I didn't have to do manual labor >Something matching my skill set >My skills? >Well I can do basic math >And uhhhh... I know a lot about liquor and weed >I could always become a bartender >If I was 21 >Awww crap, looks like my options are limited