Personal Narrative On My Appendicitis

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MY DREADFUL APPENDICITIS Have you ever had an appendicitis? Well Let me tell you about the time that I had mine taken out. When I was in fourth grade, everything was fine I had a lot of friends back in elementary school. Back then I was falling a little behind in math. But hey let's be honest I know that a lot of us don’t really like math.The subject that I was really good at was reading and writing. Anyway we were all on the blue rug in ms. Tetleys classroom and we were reviewing math homework. And actually i did pretty well. For like the first time ever. Ms.Tetley was my fourth and fifth grade teacher. It sounds crazy but it’s true. It was time to go home and like always I had homework and today was a friday . So my Mom picked me up. Like everyday and I came home and started working on it .And my stomach started hurting pretty bad. I told my Mom and she thought that I was just trying to get out of doing my homework. So I kept bothering her until BAM! she believed me after ten thousand tries. We went to my Mom's friends house her name was Julie. And they just got over the flu. So technically my appendicitis started off with the flu and my little brother got the flu but never got the appendicitis. …show more content…

I went to sleep and then...gross I threw up and it was fascinating because in my sleep I said Mom! Mom! Mom! I think I’m gonna throw up. And I woke up and did. So my Mom and I went to the hospital. They told us that I just had the flu and so I could go home. So I did. But the next day my stomach hurt even worse. So we went to different hospital and they did something called a blood count and my Mom said ok this Is an appendicitis so after they took my blood count that took them for what felt like three hours. After that they transferred me to the children's hospital in an ambulance. THEY DIDN’T TURN THEIR LIGHTS ON. And that's what made me

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