My Night In The Hospital

This is the story of my first time ever in the E R well besides when I was born of course. It all started on May 8 2009 the day before Mothers day. So when I woke up around seven and watched TV and went on the computer the usual Saturday morning stuff. That day I had baseball practice behind the library but halfway through the practice it started to rain but ten or fifteen minutes later it cleared up so we went back to practice and then we had batting practice for a half hour. And then me and my Dad went back to the house and my little brother Ben had his baseball game but it got canceled because it started to rain. So after that i went on the computer had lunch and went on a bike ride for like a half hour. Got back to my house played basketball for a little bit. Then my Mom went grocery shopping and when she got back we all just hung around outside. And then me and my little brother had a catch for a little while and the ball kept going back into the bushes and one time it went back into the corner of the yard and I went to go grab the ball and I stood up and whacked myself in the head on a tree i ran inside screaming really loudly and then I realized that the pillow had blood all over it so I ran upstairs and put ice on my head and my moms a nurse but she didn't really know what to do so we called my grandpa we called all of my moms friends and there was no answer so my mom said it was time to go to the hospital and we went inside one of my worst fears hospitals. So at first they made me sit down in this really cool chair and they took my blood pressure heart rate everything. And then I had to go sit down in this really comfy bed thing and watch TV for like twenty minutes and eventually this lady said I had to get a shot where the cut was and I got the shot and the medicine burned for like ten seconds and then she stitched me up and I was out of there. I had to take children's Tylenol for a week and then eventually get the stitches removed. So that was my story of the emergency room thanks for reading. :)