Rush

Life is like a game with years as the levels. It starts in the young years, when you are fully dependant on others, a small, yet necessary stage. Then it gets somewhat confusing in the teen years. You now have objectives: to find a job, love, a future. Then, the hardest stage twenty-one year old Natalie has to face; Adulthood. It's the level in the game that takes the most time to pass, but feels like the shortest. The part of life that can rush by at the blink of an eye. As her life goes by, Natalie has never seen love, never felt a kiss, and may not have a future outside her hospital bed as she lays in a lifeless sleep of a coma. Watching her life being lived for her is the hardest sight. The only possible thing that could be worse than being stuck in sleep, is waking up.