AN UNFORGETTABLE
INCIDENT (1)
When I was young, I was very active and always
got into trouble. Almost every day, I
returned home from the kindergarten with dirty pants and shoes.
One day, during kindergarten playtime, I had a
slight stomachache. At first I ignored it. I continued climbing a tree. The
pain in my stomach became worse. I let go of the branch and fell to the ground.
I clutched my stomach and groaned in pain. The teacher thought I was hurt by
the fall.
The teacher informed my parents about it. I was
rushed to the hospital. The doctor started to check for broken bones but there
were none. Then the doctor pressed my abdomen. I screamed. My parents were told
that I had appendicitis and not broken bones. I had to go for an immediate
operation.
When I woke up the next day, I was relieved
that the terrible pain was gone. My grandparents and relatives came to visit
me. I enjoyed the attention and was discharged two days later.
My parents told me that the incident gave them
the greatest scare of their lives. That is the incident that I will never
forget.
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