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     I came to in an ambulance, but I didn't open my eyes. The sirens were screaming, and I could feel myself strapped down, under a blanket. I felt something prick into my arm, and I winced.

"145/90. Going down steadily."

"Stabilizing, keep it steady-- ETA to arrival?"

"5 minutes."

The voices quieted, until all that was left was the array of beeping machines. It was tranquil. I almost fell asleep, but every time my heart rate slowed, I felt a small shock wake me up.

"We've arrived. Prep the kid to go in."

I felt another prick, and then I began to feel sluggish. The edges of the world dripped, and I was spiraling again. Then, I was knocked out.

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