As for the nurse to whom I am supposed to report such incidents, she is not at her post at the moment, as she is in a meeting.

Mostly, of course, I was worried about my parents and my girlfriend, and not about myself. But one way or another, I clearly won't be getting a normal salary this month...

This time I was very, very lucky. Last time it almost caused cardiac arrest, but doctors kept me afloat with the help of drugs. This time I regained consciousness on my own and calmed down in the ambulance before arriving at the hospital, although I cried a lot.

I've been diagnosed with status epilepticus. If there aren't any doctors here, and there probably aren't, let me explain: it's the most dangerous condition associated with epilepsy, and last time it was the one that put me into a coma and nearly killed me.

They've already taken the standard tests (urine and blood). Then I also had a chest X-ray and an ECG. Overall, I don't know yet about the x-ray, but everything should be fine with it. As for the ECG, she told me that my heart is in excellent condition, so there is no need to worry.

I often check there first, as they have a lot of specific information that is not usually included in standard dictionaries. Moreover, this information is often accurate. So far, I haven't found a single mistake, even in those languages that some consider my native ones.

I am writing all this to you because, on the one hand, it is ironic, since I was going to see a neurologist to report new symptoms, and on the other hand, because I might be absent due to procedures.

They might start me on IVs again today. Yesterday, doctors only conducted a preliminary examination and collected basic information about the incident. I am already recovering, but it is unknown when I will be discharged from this hospital; I will definitely stay here for three days or more.

Even though I was reluctant at first, I decided that it was still worth going since it had come to this. Ultimately, I'm now hospitalised.

According to Wiktionary, such a meaning does indeed exist...

en.wiktionary.org/wiki/%E5%92%95

I am drawn to the idea of a first-person perspective, for I wish the reader to feel the heroine’s uncertainty and burden as keenly as possible — to peer into her mind, into the very depths of her soul.

I’ve officially founded a team called Silent Voice.

At present, it consists of just one person — myself. My solo abilities are sufficient to deliver high-quality translations into Russian and Ukrainian, though in a few months there may well be an expansion or collaboration with other projects.

Otherwise, how could you ever know who I truly am, aside from being a maker of linguistic content?

To be quite honest, I’ve come to the conclusion that it’s best to combine the two approaches: using AI to receive some guiding markers, and then applying your own reasoning from there. It strikes a balance, and helps you avoid becoming overly reliant on AI :)