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As I was wheeled into surgery, I smiled reassuringly one last time to my daughter, sucking her thumb in her mother's arms.

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Listening to the pathetic coughs and laboured breaths coming from the crib beside her, she thought, No parent should ever outlive their child.

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I screamed myself hoarse and beat myself bloody against the crumbling grey walls of my prison, while my captor just watched.

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Tired to his bones, but too warm to worry about blankets, the little boy curled up to sleep.

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"What are you doing?" they screamed.

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With a sigh of relief, I squeezed into the most tightly packed part of the crowd.

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She stared at the tableau, frozen in shock.

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Hurtling through the void, I finally accepted that I was out of range of rescue.

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Ever since my wife lost the ability to move under her own power, I can't shake the feeling she blames me somehow.

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All day, the heat had been brain-melting, and while I knew I had forgotten something this morning, for the life of me I just couldn't think what it was.

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Title	Upvotes	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
As I was wheeled into surgery, I smiled reassuringly one last time to my daughter, sucking her thumb in her mother's arms.	1299
Listening to the pathetic coughs and laboured breaths coming from the crib beside her, she thought, No parent should ever outlive their child.	248
I screamed myself hoarse and beat myself bloody against the crumbling grey walls of my prison, while my captor just watched.	66
Tired to his bones, but too warm to worry about blankets, the little boy curled up to sleep.	55
"What are you doing?" they screamed.	23
With a sigh of relief, I squeezed into the most tightly packed part of the crowd.	23
She stared at the tableau, frozen in shock.	12
Hurtling through the void, I finally accepted that I was out of range of rescue.	12
Ever since my wife lost the ability to move under her own power, I can't shake the feeling she blames me somehow.	10
All day, the heat had been brain-melting, and while I knew I had forgotten something this morning, for the life of me I just couldn't think what it was.	9