Have A Little Hope

Waking up from a coma can be, to say the least, stressful. But when you've been walking through oblivion, figuratively of course, for four days, you want to live life to the absolute fullest.
Nothing can stop you now.
Except a pair of ill functioning legs.

You volunteered in Haiti to help children learn to read and write.

You were suddenly called out to help an emergency situation after some local violent tribes attacked the villagers. It was too far and too full of forest to drive or walk, so you took a plane.

The plane went down.

You landed in an open land dense with high grass. Almost everyone was injured and it was about a day before you were rescued.
Two other volunteers died before we were rescued. Eight were injured. Three others were in a coma, like you.

Sadly, two went missing.

The last five were lucky enough to escape with a few scratches, bruises and bumps. Sadly, you were the only one to not go brain dead in the coma. "The Lucky One" they called you. But you're legs aren't functional, and you live just to know that many lives were lost and you could've helped them. In case you didn't know, you're also an EMT.
Now you have to overcome all odds to continue to your not-so-normal life, with a few added twists.