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Atomic habits day 2

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“What is your mom’s name?” “Uh. Um.” I stalled. Ten seconds passed. “Patti,” I said casually, ignoring the fact that it had taken me ten seconds to remember my own mother’s name. That is the last question I remember. My body was unable to handle the rapid swelling in my brain and I lost consciousness before the ambulance arrived. Minutes later, I was carried out of school and taken to the local hospital. Shortly after arriving, my body began shutting down. I struggled with basic functions like swallowing and breathing. I had my first seizure of the day. Then I stopped breathing entirely. As the doctors hurried to supply me with oxygen, they also decided the local hospital was unequipped to handle the situation and ordered a helicopter to fly me to a larger hospital in Cincinnati. I was rolled out of the emergency room doors and toward the helipad across the street. The stretcher rattled on a bumpy sidewalk as one nurse pushed me along while another pumped each breath into me by hand. My mother, who had arrived at the hospital a few moments before, climbed into the helicopter beside me. I remained unconscious and unable to breathe on my own as she held my hand during the flight. While my mother rode with me in the helicopter, my father went home to check on my brother and sister and break the news to them. He choked back tears as he explained to my sister that he would miss her eighth-grade graduation ceremony that night. After passing my siblings off to family and friends, he drove to Cincinnati to meet my mother. When my mom and I landed on the roof of the hospital, a team of nearly twenty doctors and nurses sprinted onto the helipad and wheeled me into the trauma unit. By this time, the swelling in my brain had become so severe that I was having repeated post-traumatic seizures. My broken bones needed to be fixed, but I was in no condition to undergo surgery. After yet another seizure—my third of the day—I was put into a medically induced coma and placed on a ventilator. 🟢📚هایلایت صفحه دوم کتاب عادت های اتمی📚🟢 ✅I stalled: هنگ کردم ✅casually: تصادفی ✅Ignore: نادیده گرفتن ✅Swelling: تورم ✅Rapid: سریع ✅Consciousness: هوشیاری 🔴-ness پسوند اسم ساز ساختار مجهول: 🟡I was carried حمل شدم 🟡I was taken برده شدم ✅Shut down : خاموش شدن ✅Struggle: کلنجار رفتن ✅Basic functions: کارهای ساده ✅Swallow: قورت دادن ✅Breathe: نفس کشیدن (فعل) ✅Seizure: حمله،تشنج ✅Entirely: کاملا ✅Hurry: عجله کردن ✅Unequipped: غیرمجهز ✅Helipad: محل فرود هلیکوپتر ✅Stretcher: برانکار ✅Bumpy: نا هموار ✅Breath: نفس (اسم) 🔴به تفاوت تلفظ breathe و breath دقت کنید. 🟡Had arrived: رسیده بود (گذشته کامل) ✅Unconscious: بیهوش 🟡Held: گذشته فعل hold 🟡Rode: گذشته فعل ride 🟣Break the news: خبر دادن 🟣Choked back tears:جلوی بغضش رو گرفت ✅Ceremony: مراسم ✅Sprint: به سرعت دویدن ✅Wheeled me: من را با صندلی چرخدار بردند ✅Severe: شدید ✅Condition: شرایط ✅Undergo surgery: تحت عمل جراحی قرار گرفتن ➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖ 🔴اگر واستون مفید یا جالب بود لطفا به دوستاتونم معرفی کنید 🥰

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