#aneurysm

"Love you so much, it makes me sick."

@shame-in-you @zackbigmac @axlthetwink87 @sirensxxsongs @weirdgenetic-fuckup @spiritusnonsanctii @punkhartz

I have been on the road

for less than an hour.

I am trying hard

to prevent my mood

from going sour.

I drove back home to get a sweatshirt,

as the air was cooling fast.

A trains horn sounds a short distance away

as the gates to the tracks

go down.

I witness a white car speed up

and fly over the tracks

as I approach the mobile home park

that lives to the left.

As I flick on my turn signal,

I stop short as I witness the vehicle behind me

drive into oncoming traffic.

I slammed on my breaks

and watched in horror as they sped

head on towards the car

that recently flew over the closed tracks.

To the right of me,

a truck passed-

seemingly uninterested in slowing down.

All three cars managed to miss each other.

The trin rapidly approached,

conductor blaring on the horn.

I have no idea if either vechile

had attempted to cross the tracks.

I hope they didn't.

I made my turn and safely arrived home.

My heart is still pounding in my chest.

I will go on with my day

and hope for the best.

Please be safe on the road.

Road signs, lights, train gates, etc

are all there for a reason.

Safety should not be ignored.

Even if you don't necessarily care

what happens to you,

you are not the sole person on the road.

Other lives are at stake.

If you don't care,

then you shouldn't be allowed to drive.

Please take care.

Written by AprilFool 🐸

ᴇᴠᴇʀʏ ᴊᴜɴᴋɪᴇ ɪꜱ ʟɪᴋᴇ ᴀ ꜱᴇᴛᴛɪɴɢ ꜱᴜɴ…

Yep! Here I am again, with a needle in my arm.

A Montreal man died of an aneurysm after spending six hours in an emergency room before giving up and going home. Adam Burgoyne, 39, posted on his X account on Dec. 5 that he had a “health scare” but “thankfully it wasn’t a heart attack” after getting an electrocardiogram (ECG) done. He said he had chest pain on his left side, nausea and clammy skin and a hard time breathing. He added that once health-care workers made sure he “wasn’t dying,” he was “thrown out into the waiting room” where he waited six hours before going home without further medical assistance. It’s unclear which hospital Burgoyne went to. His obituary said he died the next day.

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