Empathy: Case Study

On the eve of Katie's wedding, she brings up the dress again. She is calmly told that she was adopted and is not of Amish blood. Katie seems to be okay until the next day, at her

Katie ended up in this small southern town as a result of running away from her abusive husband. Katie didn’t approach the situation “head-on”, but rather avoided the conflict entirely by leaving.

That same afternoon, as Katie entered her room, she found the financial specialist already in it. Having no idea how he got in, Katie was told that she may have AIDS and was told to take an AIDS test by the man, who also demanded her to show him the results. Katie was petrified with fear and felt as though she could no longer trust anyone. Katie proceeded to tell a female sergeant about the incident, who then told her male NCOIC. The NCOIC met with Katie privately and told her “I know what you are claiming, and all this talk about rape just needs to be over or it’s gonna get you in trouble.” Katie then went to sick call the next day and asked for an AIDS/HIV test so the specialist would leave her alone about getting one. Katie was asked by the nurses why she wanted this test, since she had one not too long ago. She explained to them that a soldier had forced himself on her and demanded this re-test. The nurses complied, but asked no further questions.

On these pages, Katie can be seen to be suffering from anxiety. An example of this would be when she states “When were they saying? Had I done something wrong in class? My stomach contracted with dread…” (Page 128). This struggle of hers originates to the death of her parents. As a result of them dying, she has developed an anxiety problem and a constant fear of being a disappointed for people, and especially

Katie's bottom lip trembled. I can't help this! I wish I could just be normal! I never asked for this!

She believes that Robert emailed Maria because Maria showed up right away at the Robert office. Maria denied what happened the day before and Robert believed Maria. She felt that his rights were violated, first when she asked for the form; and second when her words were questioned and then ignored. Robert could not finish the recertification because she did not have the form, so her appointment had to be rescheduled for Thursday, 11/10/16.

He made the confirmation of Mrs. Maloney’s presence in the store. He would describe her as “Cheerful” and “Normal” and didn’t see any possible way that she could’ve committed such an act.

When Katie knew about that, she became so frustrated about Amber leaving Lynn without asking her what’s wrong. When Katie saw Amber she was really

- After the client explains her reason for calling in Paige attempts to pull the client up by her loan #. Then pivots to phone # and finally to the SSN. Good job keeping it moving.

Even though Katie lived four hours away and was busy with her work as a teacher, tutor, AND a restaurant hostess, she still made three trips down to see Erin and her new family in the hospital. “Each time, she and her mom brought us frozen meals and gifts for Cameron and Julia. They treated us to dinners out and visited the babies in the NICU. They made us forget about all our worries while they were in town,” Erin

Writer called Hope House to remind Patricia of our appointment to the baby pantry but the case manager, Stephanie said she moved out. Care manager was glad to hear that Patricia found a place. Care manager asked of Patricia’s new address and contact number. Stephanie was able to share only her phone number with me since Patricia’s new address was not yet in her system.

CW Showell gave Ms. Clark her notification letter and reviewed her rights with her. Ms. Clark became visibly upset after reading. CW Showell asked if Ms. Clark could tell him what has been going on between her and Christian.

She decided to go home as the information only pointed against her husband. She told Melissa the information she found and also that she was going to go home and subtly question her husband after she would take count of the cash.

Casey was in a bad mood all day since she got the call. It was like she wouldn’t accept what her mom had told her this morning. Casey wouldn’t let herself cry in front of all these people at school. I knew the last thing she wanted was for a bunch of people to come and ask what was wrong.

Wanting to be helpful the receptionist did as many would, and assures the man that she will give his wife the message (Pearson, 2016). Visibly upset the wife begins to give reasons why (divorce, child custody battle, his claims of her being unfit) she didn’t want her husband to know, she was receiving counseling when the receptionist give the wife the message (Pearson, 2016).