The time I got pneumonia

Imagine
imagine your just sleeping in your bed, your excited for the next day but you just took a hard test that you will get graded for tomorrow, suddenly out of nowhere you are woken up by something, your not sure what at first but then you realize your chest hurts bad, you can barely breath. you call for your parents. "MOM DAD!" they come in telling you to go back to sleep but you can't. your chest feels like it crushed onto your heart.

This is my story on how got pneumonia
so one day I was just asleep in my bed (Like a normal person) it was sometime in late 2017, I then just woke up out of nowhere and my chest felt like it broke and was poking my heart and lungs. I called my parents in and they told me to go back to sleep. but I was bawling in tears, I never felt pain like this before. so the next day we went to a nearby... I wouldn't call it a hospital so i'll call it a... hospital, it was kinda small and was mostly for finding out what disease you have. so I go to the room they set me in and the pain got better but it was still noticeable. the doctor does some stuff on me, then he looks inside my chest with something idk, and I can see on the screen that there is some kinda gas or something. welp that probably shouldn't be there I thought.

"Welp he has pneumonia" the doctor said

and i'm just there like.. whats pneumonia?

wait whats pneumonia?
according to mayoclinic,org "Pneumonia is an infection that inflames the air sacs in one or both lungs. The air sacs may fill with fluid or pus (purulent material), causing cough with phlegm or pus, fever, chills, and difficulty breathing. A variety of organisms, including bacteria, viruses and fungi, can cause pneumonia." that seems about right but how did I get it?

how did I get pneumonia
well one thing that me and my family settled on was smoke in the air. in the beginning of the school year there was a fire and there was smoke in the air everywhere, people I think now call it the eagle creek fire. I didn't wear any mask so I was pretty exposed to the smoke, that plus I have a little bit of pectus excavatum. if you look it up just know I don't have severe pectus excavatum, just a little bit. so I must've inhaled to much smoke.

after - ish
the doctor said it wasn't contagious and I could go to school, but when I got there I think people thought I was contagious. so they wanted to social distance before social distancing was a thing.

I told my friend who i'll call... supercalifragilisticexpialidocious. so I told my friend supercalifragilisticexpialidocious a few years later about the time I got pneumonia. (He was new so he didn't know I had pneumonia) and what he said still sits in my mind to this day.

"Doesn't pneumonia stick with you forever?"

I actually almost believed him! I know it's not true because I don't feel like I have it.

final words
thanks for taking your precious time reading this story of mine, it was very fun to make, I had to look up how to spell pneumonia because I didn't know how. this is how I thought it was spelled "Numonia"... ya... click here to learn more https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iik25wqIuFo