Dialogue Essay: Piage's Journey-Day

treating and advocating for the patient. She taught me that medicine was not the solution

Matt opens the wooden handle on the door that has an oval like shape made out of glass that he can see through with white symmetrical designs that look kinda like petals of a flower. I finally opened the door and say

There is a knock on Gary’s door. Gary puts down the phone and walks to the door.

Around the other side of the building, Alyssa is met with more neon signage boasting 24-hour access. She gives the frosted door a gentle nudge and enters.

I open up one of my eyes to find him slowly opening the door clutching a piece of paper in his hand and

I nod to him and walk down the long walkway and toward the door and unsurprisingly it was locked. I check out the house and find and open window.

Aiden got up and left the hospital room to give Doctor Ed and me some privacy.

He takes a few steps through the doors and enters a foyer, walking through he notices how high the ceilings are... Cathedrals come to mind... His eyes wanders

“Oh my God,” he said softly. A toy radio-controlled car with its hood off was wired to the stereo. Whoever did this knew exactly what they were doing and triggered it precisely when they wanted to. In fact, Denny looked out the open windows, whoever did it was probably watching him right now.

He takes my arm and pulls me inside. The same clerk was at the front desk from a few short months ago.

On the border between interior and exterior worlds, we find this café, connected to the outside by a revolving glass door on which dancers sometimes smash themselves. In this space, the interior women are blind to their surroundings except when bumping against the furniture. On the other, bodies coming from the outside can see their surroundings and avoid bumping into the furniture but are nonetheless unable to grasp the interiority of the other

She's very polite to all the staff and whenever a doctor or nurse comes in, she asks what they are doing and why. She wants to know everything and she thanks them every single

Despite having a reserved disposition, she isn't reluctant to do what she believes is right. When something or someone needs repairing, be it a correction tape or a human heart, she will patiently observe and attend to the problem with much sincerity.

Martha is a diligent woman who makes good use of her connections with the rest of the female community. She keeps up-to-date accounts of how her patients are doing, even after treatment has stopped, showing her concern for others. She seems to love interaction based on detail of visitors to see her or her to see them rather than detail of why the visits actually take place. She also isn’t the one to