“Paracetamol and
ibuprofen,” I mumbled my head
going fuzzy. “About 200 Paracetamol and a hundred
ibuprofen,” I mumbled again as my head
began to spin and blackness descended on me making the ground come rising up to
greet me as my heavy barely conscious body toppled forward like a rag dolls off
of the park bench.
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Monday, 11 June 2012
Chapter 187 : My beautiful suicide in reality
“I will be back in
a minute OK Mia.” Emmet shouted to
his daughter over his shoulder as he took off at a run across the field towards
Esmee and me, just before I flopped over again vomiting once more onto the
floor.”
“Ok honey, it’s all
right, just try and stay nice and calm for me Ok” Esmee said gently as she
still tried to stem the blood flowing from my abdomen with my already saturated
jumper and her hands, making herself look almost as bloody as me.
“What have you
taken and how many.” Emmet asked
firmly pressing three numbers into his phone and placing it to his ear. He wasn’t angry, but he was firm and with such an
authority I couldn’t refuse to tell him,
“Ok… let’s get you lied down” Esmee said grabbing me just before I fell on
my face, Swiftly pulling my body onto the floor before leaning over me pushing
my limbs into the recovery position, I had no strength left in my limbs to
either protest or help her with what she was doing and the sounds around me
where becoming mere echoes; my vision a black and white blur. I closed my eyes
and willed the blackness to take me so it could stop my pain that burned
through every inch of my body. I deserved the pain, I had even wanted it but it
hurt and every human being had the impulse to run away from the things that
hurt. I was to get no comfort anyway. my stomach had other ideas and cramped up
in another angry protest to the poison that seeped into my blood stream and
again more vomit rushed up my through my throat so forcefully it caused me to
choke, which caused me to vomit again in a vicious never ending cycle of agony.
I deserved this/I wanted it to stop.
“Spit it out
darling.” Esmee said to me
in a tearful tone as she opened my mouth and very gently put a bloody finger
inside to help me get the vomit out of my mouth and onto the grass beside me to
stop me chocking; I tried to smile to thank her, she went above and beyond every
day and I paid her back with this.
Somewhere in the distance I heard the echoing sirens speeding towards
our destination and the haunting high pitched noise of a crying baby that hurt
more than anything else as I guessed the crying child was Mia and she had been
left alone while her parents took their time up caring for the already too far
gone.
“Mia,” I whispered painfully as I threw up a foul
smelling bile that dribbled down the side of my face onto the prickly grass
below me. “Help Mia, forget
about me,” I chocked as some
vomit blocked my wind pipe and prevented me from breathing making me retch
loudly as my every muscle in my body went into a spasm that felt like someone
was slowly cutting all of my limbs off.
“She’s fitting,” Esmee announced like she was on the set of Greys anatomy, as I felt two hands restraining my hands to the
floor and two more against my ankles which only made my back arch involuntarily
and my stomach heave towards my mouth, coughing as chunks of bile spilled down
over my chin. That was when I realized that this was the brutal reality to the
romantic picture of suicide that was printed in photos and written in the love
stories like Romeo and Juliet. It wasn’t all that it was made out to be, in reality
the end of a life was messy, debilitating and excruciatingly painful. It was
with this in my head the black wave finally crashed over me; taking me away.
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