
I never thought that such a day would come to my life. I never realized that what I have been seeing in television alone, would come to reality through me. It was such a day wherein I thought that I was to consider it normal, just like my daily morning Monday routines. Sadly, it was not.
The sky was bright and the sun had risen, striking its rays on us all, making every edge of the court as hot as it could be. There I was, with all my other friends and classmates, performing the duties being done by all other solemn Filipinos. After such enlightening prayer, the flag was raised. Sweaty enough, I couldn't resist but wipe those perspiration of mine dripping from time to time. At last, we were already close to the end with only an exercise and a CALABARZON routine left. Still, the sun continued to shine on us all as bright as it could shedding much light, now, with greater intense of heat. Being blinded by the light, I tried to close my eyes for a while and bowed down my head. Uncomfortable as I was, slowly, I started to feel an intense stomach ache which was not a thing that I was worrying about a few minutes ago. I tried to ignore it but the intensity seemed to dragged me down on bended knees. I crouched to ease the pain but it just kept on getting worse each time. I'm just thankful that I made it until the end of the ceremony.
I walked slowly towards our room. I told myself that the first thing that I am to do is sit and let the pain wash out. I was halfway there but I already felt like I could not make it. But then, I told myself that I must and I did. Upon reaching the door, I had this sort of "black out". I could not see anything, then I realized, the sun might have caused migraine in me. Weak as I was, I tried to hold on to the chairs to reach my own, but before I could make it, I felt like a great voltage of electricity ran through my body, from my stomach passing through my heart into my head. From there, it sort of went back and forth from my left to my right part of the brain. I could not ease the pain and the next thing I knew, I had already dropped myself out of control, leaving my body lying on the floor. I was half conscious the whole time, and that was the hard part. All the time, I felt pain within me, I wanted to make it stop but I can't. I wanted to shout, but I don't have energy to do so. All I know was, during that time, I wanted to here someone say "cut" or pinch me and say "wake up", but no one did, for everything was a reality.
The next thing I knew, I was already in the hospital. Upon opening my eyes, I saw a nurse in front of me. He asked me if I was to use a stretcher. I told him I could walk, but in the end, I was down on a wheelchair. They rest me on a stretcher. I heard several different voices talking to me at different intervals of time, but with only same questions to ask. I don't know if I had answered them right. Few hours after, I was already fully conscious. The nurses gave me a medicine to ease the pain, it was quite effective. The doctor had me checked up. Thank God everything seemed normal. They had my blood checked, same thing.
I was released out of the hospital at about lunch time. We headed home to take more rest. Upon doing so, I thank God that everything turned out to be fine. But one thing is for sure, I really had a disastrous and traumatizing first day of the week that I surely won't forget.