Laura

It was just, I remember during the procedure, I felt like I was going to die.

Like something was going on.

I don't know if I was having a panic attack, which very, very much could have been this case, or maybe I just wasn't breathing properly, but I felt like I am dying right now.

No.

There was no pain whatsoever.

Like I could feel like I could hear it and I could kind of feel like going around, but like I couldn't, there was no pain whatsoever.

And then I just, I felt like my soul was like leaving.

Yeah.

And there was somebody there holding my hand because I was there alone.

Like most of my friends weren't on campus anymore because it was graduation week and

And then my friends who were there on campus for like their families were there for graduation.

So like nobody was going to come with me at this point.

So I went by myself and there was just a woman there who was just a nurse or an aide or something like that.

And she her whole job was just to hold my hand.

And she was talking to me and looking me in my eyes and being like, you're fine.

Come back.

You're good.

Like, just kind of keeping me grounded.

But I remember thinking that, like, I'm going to die right now.

But it didn't last very long.