
Originally Posted by
sio
My dad’s accident was a shocking event for my family. My mind was confused by a man, whom I call dad; he was paralysed. My family tried traditional Chinese medicine before taking him to the hospital, but it did not help much. I visited him every day, or at least three times a week. Whenever I closely watched him, he looked fine as if he was asleep. Furthermore, My mind was bothered with some questions. “Will he survive? How about if not. Will I play badminton again with him? Or will he teach me how to paint?” I should not have asked him to pick me up. I kept my feelings bottled up against this event, yet today tears heavily run over my cheek. This has developed my conclusion about life; however I am now starting to see myself in different terms.
That paragraph is all over the place. You need to choose a theme and stick with it. Perhaps:
As I watched my father lying there in the hospital bed I felt numb. I didn't know what to do. I felt guilty.
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Whenever I closely watched him, he looked fine as if he was asleep. Furthermore, My mind was bothered with some questions. “Will he survive? How about if not. Will I play badminton again with him? Or will he teach me how to paint?”
When you use "furthermore" that means you are continuing with the same line of thought, but that is not the case here.
(Please don't make any more changes in the original.)
