Sam's POV:
I was waved off at the door, and began to walk home. I felt sick, and dizzy. My blood sugar had been brought back up, I had eaten dinner, despite the fact that I wasn't sure I could stomach it, so why was I feeling so ill?As soon as I left around the corner of the street, I could feel my knees almost buckle underneath me. I focused on staying balanced, hoping that I'd reach home soon.
I was too tired to be dealing with low sugars, the sun was already setting. I just hoped I'd make it home alive. I traced my hand on any wall I walked past, to help myself stay up. It partly worked.As i continued to walk, blocking out my hypo symptoms, my vision went all hazy, and everything started merging together, but my house was only another 15 minute walk from Hinata's, so I should've been okay.
The walk was tiring. I gave encouraging smiles to the dog walkers and mothers with prams, letting them know I was fine, though I looked like I could keel over any second. I made it only a few steps from my door, and the world turned sideways as my left side made contact with the grass.
I could no longer feel anything on my left, not even the bruises from dance earlier that day.I attempted to get up, but it was painful, so I didn't bother. Before I could even attempt to try again, my mum rushed outside to help me.
I couldn't even form coherent sentences to tell my mum I was okay.
We both took that as a sign I infact was not okay.
I looked up at her, while she ran to get her phone. My memory was hazy after that. It was short moments all cut up.
The last thing I saw was my younger siblings looking at me, confused. They knew I was a diabetic, and this had happened once or twice before, but never in front of them.
Nothing else I could remember after that, at least until we made it to the hospital.
I was put on a stretcher as the paramedics sprinted through the hospital halls.Only then did it click, it was just like the stroke I had when I was younger, but this time I was awake the entire time.
Flashback.
I woke up in the middle of the night, (I was one of those kids who slept through everything) and we had just moved into a house with my mum & my step dad. So it was a mess.
I don't remember how I got to my mum, but what i do remember is walking into my mum's room, and falling onto the metal frame for her bed, (she hadn't put it together yet) Somehow i dont remember feeling any pain.
Next I remember being downstairs, my parents & a couple of my aunts & uncles were with me, all trying to get me to talk. I couldn't. Then next I remember walking next to the park down the hill to the carpark, with the paramedics infront of us.
I remember getting into the ambulance and was told to lie on the stretcher. I was a chatty child so I wandered a little but around the ambulance (the first time i'd been in one, and i could walk a little)
Then I remember waking up in the hospital in my dressing gown, throwing up.
Then I was in a wheelchair and it was really cool, we went in the lift.
Then I woke up the next day completely fine, begging my mum to let me go play in the playroom.
I was 5.A/N: once again, thank you to Mrbeansaysmagik for writing this part!
Hinata POV:
<Sam, Where are you? You need to take pictures of me playing 👹)
<They could be in my biography one day you don't want to miss out on that 🤬)I was sat on the steps of the gym. Sam was supposed to meet me here 10 minutes ago. They could be tardy sometimes, but I at least expected them to respond to my messages.
"Shoyo!" Someone yelled.
I thought it was Sam, so I yelled back "YOU'RE LATE!"
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Sugar-Coating it (Diabetic Hinata)
FanfictionHinata Shouyou was thrown into the deep end after being diagnosed with type one diabetes. Having to cope with ableism, volleyball and his own mental health, can he keep up? Hi! Me and @Mrbeansaysmagik have co-written this fanfiction, both as type o...