southern_slut
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Mona was up and running while I was still slumped against the wall. Shutting off the water and allowing the cold tiles of the wall to cool my head was so soothing. It also helped to block out the sounds of rushing, screaming, calling out and the various sounds I never knew came with saving lives. I fixated on those words she'd spoken in our brief moment between euphoria and duty.
"I'm sorry. I'm ... I'm just ... happy."
I just held onto that, letting those soothing words block out the horrors we'd momentarily escaped. After a few minutes I could no longer avoid getting up, mostly because I was shivering against the tiles.
Getting up and dried off was more difficult than I'd expected but it wasn't impossible and I dressed myself fairly well. The clothes felt like they'd come from an old military movie. Olive drab coat with a plain shirt and cargo pants with old sneakers. I did my best to ignore the patches and stitching inside the coat, not wanting to believe it was someone else' in their last minutes.
I stepped out and was slightly dizzy as I realized the lights inside of the infirmary were on at a full blast opposed to dimmed earlier and I began seeing spots. Wanting to believe I could help I began to walk over when a woman guided me to a cot and asked I sit down and not get in the way.
"I'm sorry. I'm ... I'm just ... happy."
I just held onto that, letting those soothing words block out the horrors we'd momentarily escaped. After a few minutes I could no longer avoid getting up, mostly because I was shivering against the tiles.
Getting up and dried off was more difficult than I'd expected but it wasn't impossible and I dressed myself fairly well. The clothes felt like they'd come from an old military movie. Olive drab coat with a plain shirt and cargo pants with old sneakers. I did my best to ignore the patches and stitching inside the coat, not wanting to believe it was someone else' in their last minutes.
I stepped out and was slightly dizzy as I realized the lights inside of the infirmary were on at a full blast opposed to dimmed earlier and I began seeing spots. Wanting to believe I could help I began to walk over when a woman guided me to a cot and asked I sit down and not get in the way.