Clemmie Monologue

Mercuito; You have stated that thou shall not go missing before, but yet here thee stand, taller and stronger than before!

Hey! Nice to meet you! I am Wendy, a water molecule! Oh! Sorry for the yelling. It is just that I am a very excitable person. I am at the top of the atmosphere for the first time! I was left here by a spaceship. I guess they just forgot….. or else they don’t like water molecules! I never thought of that before, but who cares? I’m still here.

I’m here in the hotel darling. I couldn’t stand the thought of you being alone in Chicago.

The guilt only seeped through the cracks when he least expected it, and no place was safe. Not the stillness of the forest, not in Leona's voice or Logan's. Wherever he was, it was too, waiting for a split second of vulnerability to bury its fangs within, Benson was a tiny white mouse in a glass tank with a Burmese python who hadn't eaten in months. There was no escape, no matter how many times he cracked his skull against the glass, it wouldn't break. He was too weak.

Grass tickles my bare feet, and the sultry night air caresses my skin as I stand facing the forest. With the moon full and glistening over the dew covered greenery, I am enraptured. The gentle breeze wraps around me like a lovers embrace and I am lost to my surroundings. The nights are beginning to cool with the new season and are a welcomed relief to the waning summer heat.

Mr. Y’s monologue reveals that he is experiencing many concerning health issues. His finding of a sore on his great toe indicates that he is suffering from complications of uncontrolled Diabetes. Nerve damage and poor circulation cause significant problems for patients with Diabetes including peripheral neuropathy, which is a common cause of foot ulcers (CDC). Treatment of painful peripheral neuropathy includes tricyclic medications as first-line therapy, followed by pregabalin/gabapentin and duloxetine, then tramadol and oxycodone (IDF, 2014). However, Mr. Y. is only experiencing pain when he puts his shoes on, therefore his treatment would be centered around controlling blood glucose, managing his current foot ulcer, and preventing future

CM spoke to Monique Cox (FSO partner) regarding FSO services for the family. CM provided FSO partner an update on the family. CM invited FSO partner to upcoming face to face meeting on Wednesday, 4/19/17 at 9:30am. FSO partner confirmed her attendance.

The anticipation was gnawing at my stomach, the date was June 5th 1944.I feel i'm going to die on this bed, waiting for the green light to invade Omaha, just as I feel myself calm down we are called outside. I hop out of my bed and start the stroll outside, while i'm outside I run into Pvt. Jason Tyron, although everyone calls him Humphrey due to the fact he looks like Humphrey Bogart. I slug him in the shoulder, “How's it going Humphrey.” With no hesitation he slugs me back twice as hard.,

I hope this message finds you well. I am hoping this is Jeanie Bergen from Aaron Sorkin's Masterclass, otherwise you can disregard this message.

Standing in the one hundred hallway, I look across the circle of my friends and I staring at Madison's face with the annoyed look on my face, like usual. Mackie’s standing there going on and on about how amazing her life is. Today the topic is about her clothes, and how expensive they are. By the outside appearance of Mackie you would think of her as a little, cute, innocent girl, but she is very far from that. She goes on every day about how perfect her life is and never stops bragging. Okay, it's great she has a good life but she doesn't need to talk about it daily to everyone who don’t really care. You may have to get to know her to realize that she is a bragger thought, her physical appearance doesn’t show it as much.

Agapé The sky is as blue as it is always; grey Yet there it is again, outside lurks a sensual whisper from the wind Remaining stars left weakened in dismay – I will wait! My promise hung open those obeying oceans, Blurred blank; a tide pulls back from a shore of opaque truths With its lunar leader’s right declaring myself and him to find More, more, more.

I just wanted to reach out again to express my interest in the position. The tasks outlined on the Indeed posting are exactly the kind of work I am looking to do. I am a very dedicated, thorough, and organized person. If given the chance, I believe I could be a great addition to your team.

I can't believe that after nine months, after all those bad night I spent, they just took my child away. What do they know, there was nothing wrong with him, he looked fine. The worst part is, I can't do anything about it. I saw as that young Spartiate took him away, he carried him as if he was nothing. I understand, that our society does not allow it. That the reason why it is not allowed is because he is seen as a waste of food and resources, but that is my kid, I miss him. My child is a high price to pay but then again, this lifestyle that we live is given to us by the same people who took him. The gerousia gives us these slaves that do our work and feed us. They allow us to enjoy life with minimum. They must know what they are doing. No they don't, who are they to tell me that there is something wrong with my child.

Hey cousin!!!!! I haven't seen you in like how many years? How's life? When was the last time we talked? Like months ago. I was talking to your mum, she complained to me that you’re studying way too hard for your year 12 exams, calm down dude give yourself a break, you’ll go crazy and I think only one crazy person is enough in this family. Anyways, I know what you have been hiding from me! This was ought to happen, you told my dad and you know he can’t keep secrets. Anyways, you’re coming to Australia for a holiday after your exams, took you long enough to make that decision. I’m so excited, that I’ve already planned a one-day itinerary!

Bipolar disorder (BD), or manic depression, is one of the oldest mental illnesses, first being documented in 1st Century Greece by Aretaeus of Cappadocia. He first noted the link between mania and depression that is so characteristic of the disease. As the years progressed the disease changed names from “mania” and “melancholia” during Ancient Greece and Rome, to “manico-melancolicus” in the 17th century, “lafolie circulaire” in 1851, and now, finally, “bipolar” as defined by the American Psychiatric Association’s Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM) in 1980. Bipolar disorder affects 2.3 million Americans, or 1.2% of the population (Gambaccini, 2012). It is equally represented in men and women and among all races,