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Nothing could prepare me for the grief I felt when I woke up on the operating table, sobbing.

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An older man in the hospital bed next to me had passed away after his condition suddenly deteriorated.

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Faded yellow walls were all I saw after getting out on the 9th floor in the elevator.

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I sobbed into my hands as I sat in the middle of the vast, barren, metal desert that was once my home.

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“Kiyoshi, it’s me,” I said frantically to my best friend after coming to my senses, my home reduced to rubble, “don’t you recognise me?”

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I smiled at my son as I helped him out of the pool at the river country park.

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I listened to the warning on the TV with what remained of my ears, my eyes still fixated on the rising sun as my skin and bones melted like wax in the light...

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I knew I didn’t have long to live, but I felt an inexplicable urge to run as mum got off the phone with my surgeon, grinning and telling me he was going to be able to remove the tumour after all.

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Mankind finally received a response to a radio transmission it beamed into space many decades ago.

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Title	Upvotes	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
Nothing could prepare me for the grief I felt when I woke up on the operating table, sobbing.	2304
An older man in the hospital bed next to me had passed away after his condition suddenly deteriorated.	202
Faded yellow walls were all I saw after getting out on the 9th floor in the elevator.	72
I sobbed into my hands as I sat in the middle of the vast, barren, metal desert that was once my home.	57
“Kiyoshi, it’s me,” I said frantically to my best friend after coming to my senses, my home reduced to rubble, “don’t you recognise me?”	13
I smiled at my son as I helped him out of the pool at the river country park.	7
I listened to the warning on the TV with what remained of my ears, my eyes still fixated on the rising sun as my skin and bones melted like wax in the light...	3
I knew I didn’t have long to live, but I felt an inexplicable urge to run as mum got off the phone with my surgeon, grinning and telling me he was going to be able to remove the tumour after all.	3
Mankind finally received a response to a radio transmission it beamed into space many decades ago.	1