Diane Marie Corbliss 's Life

The resolution of the war brought Diane back and with a different form of her mental and emotional maturity. John had said “My sister was no longer the young woman…

Lucille always worked hard in school got a scholarship. Worked in a hospital for both her intern year and residency years at the children's hospital in Montréal. She wasn't accepted in any U.S. schools because she was a woman so she just applied in France where she was accepted. While working as an intern, she meet Piero, who was also an intern there he asked if she would help him in Uganda and did go with him where she help alot half of them were under the age of six, she the contracted HIV/AIDS when something pierced her through her glove while operating she later died. Despite 20 years of civil war they built a modern 500 bed hospital. The hospital that they built continues to grow and is one of the largest medical centers in Uganda also became a research center and treatment for AIDS. Teasdale and Corti left a fitting

Mrs. Smith signs in the emergency room with chest pain. Several nurses rush to get her vitals, blood samples to send to the lab, and obtain an EKG. While performing an assessment on Mrs. Smith, the nurse inquires about the amount of time she has been feeling this way. Mrs. Smith replies " My sister passed away 2 weeks ago and I have been having this chest pain ever since". After the physician reviews over all of Mrs. Smith 's lab and radiology test results, he informs her that she is not having chest pain from a heart attack, it is simply the result of untreated anxiety.

There was a couple named Kiowa and Muraco. They've been together for 8 years. They had a beautiful, healthy baby girl. Her name was Cherokee. Kiowa and Muraco loved Cherokee so much but they knew they couldn't keep Cherokee because they were poor. They had no money to take care of Cherokee. Everyday they struggled to find food and water. Days went by and Kiowa was starting to get sick. Each day it got worse and worse. Her skin was turning red, her eyes were puffy and she constantly coughed and sneezed. Kiowa told Muraco she didn't feel good and she felt like she was going to die soon. On the fourth day, Kiowa died and Muraco was left to raise Cherokee by himself. Muraco knew nothing about raising kids. He was scared. He didn't know what to do so he decided to find help.

Kristi was born in 1972. Kristi spent her childhood in the years 1972-1985 and her teenage years from 1985-1990. There are five people in her family, including two parents, Nancy and Harlan, and two sisters, Roxanne and Michelle in that order with Kristi being the youngest daughter. A typical day in Kristi’s life while in high school was to wake up, go to school, go to sports practice after school, come home, eat supper, do homework, and then go to bed for the next day.

When she was a kid things were a lot different then they are now. There wasn’t indoor plumbing and they didn’t have a phone or television. The kids spent a lot time using their imaginations and playing outside

Let us think back to when we were young boys and girls. We get reminded of the desire to grow up and become someone important. Growing up we always had that special person who was always there for us, supporting us in everything we did. Little girls had big dreams of being super stars and being on television for everyone to see us. Little boys also had dreams of becoming doctors or engineers. Many people dream of doing something important for the rest of their life, but unfortunately not many are able to achieve their goal. There is always exceptions to this, and there was one person who achieved her goal, not caring what people said.

Growing up Brenda had to tend to the chickens and cows, doing her chores helped her learn a good work ethic. She had 1 brother (Arlan) and 1 sister (Sharon). One time her brother threw her shoe on the roof when he got made at her and she had to get it with a ladder. She said that her favorite thing to do as a child was go to Grandma Wray’s house on Sundays. At Grandma’s house she would cook food and bake cookies. Brenda also enjoyed running when

Joyce Ann Thigpen was born on February 17th, 1946 to Edward Franklin Rich and Dorthy Thigpen in her grandmother's house on a little farm four miles from Trenton, North Carolina. She was then adopted by her grandmother Mary Ann Thigpen because her parents were not married at the time. Joyce met a linemen that was working on power lines on my family’s land. Joyce later married the linemen, my grand daddy, Frank Linney Roark Sr., at the young age of sixteen. In the process of getting married she had to have her birth certificate and that was when she found out that her mother was really her grandmother. After Joyce and Frank got married they then moved to Clinton, North Carolina. Joyce gave birth

Dawn was born on April 15, 1968 in Macon Ga. She grew up in both Hawkinsville and Eatonton Ga in small towns where everyone knew everyone. Her mother, Ann, was a homemaker while her step dad, John, was a dairyman, and both were kind hearted people. Her foster family was a very loving family who helped children in need. Her foster mom, Valane, worked at the Elementary school, and her foster dad, Hugh, worked for John Deere. Her only pet was a Doberman named Rosie who was very protective over her. As a child, she enjoyed fishing with her papa and camping with her foster family. Dawn’s favorite memory is going to the mountains every summer and visiting Santaland and Cherokee. Her foster mom was her role model, because she was kind hearted and always cared for other. She taught Dawn how to cook, clean, and how to be a good mother.

According to Frank (1998) Ray was an honor roll student in High School who was always

Mary Downing Hahn was born in College Park, Maryland on December 9,1937. When she was a little kid both of her parents were working. She was left to stay with her grandmother, who lived with them, at home while her parents worked. This wasn’t a great situation like it would be for other family’s because Mary’s grandmother had a mental illness. Mary never liked her grandma because the illness caused her to be mean to Mary. When Mary got a little older she went outside to play more to try to get away from her grandma. The neighborhood she grew up in was full of kids her age, so she had plenty of people to play with. While Mary was young she hated writing, but yet loved telling stories by drawing pictures.

     The next scene Dr. Kay Scarpetta was called to was on a remote island right off the shores of Virginia. When she arrived at the scene she was told that it was a woman and she was found dead in her bead. The local cops also warned the doctor that the dead woman had bumps and welts all over her body. Thinking nothing of this information Kay walked up the stairs into the bedroom and began to investigate the scene. When she pulled back the sheets she was shocked. Dr. Scarpetta was looking at the woman and started feeling extremely uneasy. She had seen these types of bumps and wounds before. They looked like some sort of smallpox disease. As soon as she made the connection to this highly infectious disease Kay ran out of the room. The whole Island had to be quarantined and Dr. Scarpetta was put into solitary confinement until they were sure she was not infected.

On a seemingly normal Saturday morning, the ox-like Nico Mallozzi woke up and jumped in the car. He was going on a trip to a hockey tournament in New York. It was a chilly January day, but he was determined to play. He dreamed of proving his athletic prowess by winning the game even if that meant going out amidst the horrendous flu season. Nothing appeared to be out of the ordinary except for a slight wave of sickness that he could easily ignore. Little did young Nico know, the flu that he had tried to avoid was lurking around the corner. After he and his family arrived in Buffalo, NY he began to slip into the flu's clutches. In an already cold winter, the even colder flu decided to take Nico out. The only checking he would be doing today would

Because Kathy had the privilege of choosing who she would like to care for, she was able to reconnect with her past classmates and friends from