Narrative Essay On Big Dee

Nancy is transferred to the Intermediate Care Unit after the MRI is completed. She has a 20 gauge saline lock in her right forearm and an 18 French indwelling (Foley) catheter. Gail is sitting by her mother's bed. The nurse asks Gail if there is anyone that can be called so she won't be alone. She informs the nurse that she is an only child and her father died years ago. Gail states, "I don't understand what a brain attack is. The healthcare provider told me my mother is in serious

She said that would be great, but she didn’t know where she had left it tied off. When she was traveling through the woods, she was hitting her head on tree limbs and tree branches. Which then she said she couldn’t even remember where she was heading. He knew what was going on and said that she was having a concussion, he knew all the symptoms and procedures to start working on the concussion.

“There was a lot of blood,” an EMT told reporters on the scene. “He must have hit her artery just right.” “She’s very lucky,” the ER nurse on duty confirmed. “She’s got a good chance of surviving,but we’re being really careful. Especially since so many people want to talk to

‘I know you know.’ The man stood there shaking his head. ‘Well, I can take you to where we were going.’ ‘Fine hop in my car.’ He directed her to a neighborhood not far away, where she parked in front of a run-down house.” Kelley cared so much she had a drug addict get in her car just so he could show her where Adam might be.

Derek screams while thrusting himself into a sitting position in the uncomfortable hospital bed, and the pain which he felt earlier commenced. A nurse ran in and began checking Derek’s vitals making sure that his body wasn't in shock or shutting down. “Your fine,” the nurse with bags under her gray eyes stated. “Don’t yell unless you are dying.”

A woman walks into Los Angeles County hospital with a complaint of abdominal pain. After being checked in, hospital staff sees that she has recently been there three other times for the same complaint. She is seated in the waiting room. She vomits blood and collapses on the floor; her family urgently contacts staff informing them of her problem. They ignore the complaint. The family becomes so panicked they call 911 from a payphone near the entrance, only to find that they too ignore the complaint, telling them that there is nothing that they can do. A bystander in the waiting room sees the distress and the blood on the floor, he too calls 911, this time the emergency

One morning Sue was stopped abruptly in the hallway by one of her nurses. The nurse had received an irate telephone message from a patient’s daughter-in-law and was passing the information on to Sue for her to follow up on the call. “That’s your job to handle,” the nurse blurted out, while accompanying a patient into a room.

“I’ll tell the nurse you’re here.” she opened a door and went down the hallway. The couple sat on the sofa. Soon several other family members arrived, after greeting each other, they sat down on the chairs. While waiting for news about the young couple, they made small talk, discussing the seriousness of the accident and each one relating stories about previous accidents involving them.

"407, You need to take her to the hospital immediately," my grandma shouted. We got in my dad’s truck and went to the closet hospital, Madison Memorial Hospital located in Rexburg Idaho. after waiting for 30 minutes I was taken in to get blood drawn and had an I.V. put in.

“I said you’re so ding dong. Ding dong, ding dong.” Before Imara could respond, her eyes opened to the sight of her dimly lit bedroom. She glanced at the time on her phone to see ten minutes had gone by. “Ding dong,” the doorbell sang again. She got up and headed to the door. When she opened it, there was no one in sight. The only thing visible was the cloudless sky, unsaturated bluebells, and the vacant street. She closed the door. As she walked back into her room, she bumped her scarred arm into the door handle. “Ow,” she bawled. The intense pain was throbbing. She took a glance at her arm, and noticed a severely red shadow-- her blood was dried up in a dark shade of purple. ”Oh my god,” Imara said in disbelief. She ran to the bathroom. In a frantic hurry, she tried to find rubbing alcohol, cotton balls, and gauze pads. Imara searched high and low, but couldn’t find

She yelled “What?” as she came out of her room and once she saw the blood she asked, “What happened?”

Ethan still laid motionless on his hospital bed. His mom and dad decided to call in a preacher to the room, and pray for him. Ethan still laid motionless on his hospital bed. His mom and dad decided to call in a preacher to the room, and pray for him. Suddenly there was a knock on the door. “Mr. And Mrs. Tucker, could I see y’all both out in the hall for a minute please?” “Yes,” replied both of the parents. As they stepped in the hall, a lady with a green scrub on. She turned to them and said, “Have y’all thought about your son becoming an organ donor?” Michelle broke out into tears. “If I can’t have him, no one can” she said. “Michelle, we have to think about this. Ethan is not in the best position right now, and some little kid is dying. We could save someone Michelle. If someone gets his organs, it’s like he’s still living you know?” “I don’t want to think about it right now. Can you please come back tomorrow?” Michelle said. “Yes, take all the time you need,” said the nurse. When they walked back in the room, they decided that all of Ethan’s family, and friends needed to see him while he was still alive.

“You’re a liar; you promised you would take care of her, and you told me she made it through surgery.” Chay was yelling so loud and out of control that his uncle shook him by his arms and said, “She dead! Do you understand, she’s dead and you can’t see her! Nothing you do is going to bring her back, quit screaming.” With that a nurse walked into the room, it took every ounce of energy the doctor and his uncle had to pin Chay down while the nurse gave him a shot.

She sat down as her mother went to talk to the doctor . He nodded, looked towards Savannah and shuffled his way towards her . “You must be Savannah . I’m Doctor Josh . Your mother has explained your current situation to me and said it would be best for it to be ‘solved’. How about you follow me back to the operating room and we start on getting that situation out of the way .”He said with sarcasm . As Savannah was lead to the room she saw baby pictures on the wall . It made her sick . But she fought it . “Here . Put this on please .”He said as he handed her an operating dress . She got dressed and laid on the bed not ready for what was coming her way . “Okay Ms.Smith here what is going to happen . I will insert a local anesthetic into your cervix so you will not feel anything . Hopefully you won’t . Then a tube will be inserted into your uterus through your private area and will remove the child through suction . Oh good . Here comes Nurse Mary to help .”Doctor John explained in very specific details . As Nurse Mary stepped into the room Savannah felt a few tears run down her face .”You must be Savannah .”the nurse said .”How old are you honey ?” she questioned .”15 ma’am .”Savannah answered back .”Was this your choice ?””No. My mom said it’s the best thing .””Honey , is this even what you want ?””Well no . This is my first child . I would love to keep it but my mom said it will make my life worse .”Savannah said as she started to cry .”Explain that you want

So i got home i took a shower and i started to think about that last homicide it didn 't seem to be a homicide it seemed to be like an accident or like something inside had undone the deadbolt and made the guy seem like someone had broke in but i got out of the shower and i put on some clothes and I i couldn 't stop thinking about my daughter…...my daughter had leukemia and the doctors said that she had five months left to live...I heard some ruckus in the kitchen and i sprung out of bed and i got a baseball bat and i went down stairs to see who it was but there was nobody there, there was nobody there it was just him in his apartment.