During the microsleep, I hit a taxi that was parked on the right side of the avenue. My arm slammed against the window, and my leg hit the bumper. I fell to the ground, and my girlfriend, who was with me, flew over me and landed a little further away. Fortunately, no cars were coming at that moment, so we were lucky.

As I fell, I noticed my arm was cut by the glass, and I felt a strong impact on my leg. I was sitting on the ground, stunned, while people started to gather around. My girlfriend came over to me, standing but limping.

I asked her, "Are you okay?" and she replied, "I hit my leg, but I’m fine. And you?" I answered, "I think I broke my leg." She looked at me and asked, "Why do you say that?" I explained that when I tried to move my leg, it wasn’t responding. It was stretched out, immobile. I grabbed my heel and tried to lift it, but my leg just wouldn’t react. Finally, I managed to set it back in place.

People around us started screaming when they saw this. Shortly after, an ambulance arrived and took us to the clinic. Two days later, they operated on my arm and leg. They put a metal plate in my right leg, and I spent six months using crutches.

Juan Diego López

Carlos Torres

David voy

Dylan penagos

Dylan Aristizabal

Maria del Mar Silva

Juan miguel Castaño

The teacher and his girlfriend were riding through the 5th avenue, he was falling asleep and when he blinked he just slept while riding the bike, then he hits the car that was parking on one side of the street with his leg and his forearm hit the mirror of the car. His girlfriend flied about 5 meters but she wasn’t hurt that bad but he is, he could feel and show that his leg is broken and the arm is all covered by blood because of the glass, the ambulance came 10 minutes later and they are finally helped by professionals

Last week, while riding home on his motorcycle after a tiring day at work, your English teacher experienced an unfortunate incident. Driving down Fifth Avenue, accumulated fatigue led him to suffer a microsleep. Distracted by electronic messages from a large nightclub, he lost control of his vehicle and collided with a parked taxi.

The impact was violent. When he collided with the taxi, his arm crashed against the window and his leg against the bumper. The professor was thrown from the motorcycle, falling to the ground and suffering deep cuts to his arm from the broken glass. In addition, he felt severe pain in his leg. His girlfriend, who was accompanying him, was also injured when she was thrown several meters away.

Despite the initial shock, the professor became concerned for his partner's well-being. After checking that she was stable, although limping, he realized the severity of his own injury. When he tried to move his leg, he realized that it was immobilized. With great difficulty, he managed to realign his leg before passers-by, alarmed by the scene, called an ambulance.

Both were rushed to a medical center. After a thorough evaluation, doctors determined that the professor needed surgery on both his arm and leg. During the operation, a metal plate was placed in his right tibia to stabilize the fracture. The recovery process was long and painful, requiring the use of crutches for six months.