![]() ![]() The author was in labor with her second child when she developed a severe infection. ![]() The doctors saw that she was pregnant, and immediately thought she had sepsis. She was taken to the hospital and triaged immediately. When she went into labor, her body shut down, and she was unable to move or speak. The author’s friend was in excruciating pain, and despite knowing she needed to go to the hospital, she didn’t want to accept what was happening, and instead attempted to wait it out. The author, who was 29 weeks pregnant, drove herself to the hospital after suffering from severe pains. The author started experiencing intense abdominal pains one night out of the blue, and her symptoms did not go away after she gave birth to her daughter. It is a merciful truth that no one is capable of summoning the intense pain of an experience they’ve gone through. Insights from Chapter 12 Insights from Chapter 1Įvery experience becomes less painful and more bearable in retrospect. Insights on Rana Awdish's In Shock Contents ![]()
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