Personal Narrative: A Day At Bailey's School

Chloe then asked Anna if she wanted to go to the doctors, but Anna never responded. Anna’s friends should have brought Anna to the doctors despite whether or not Anna said yes or no. Having bought Anna to the doctors initially after the signs and symptoms, may have prevented Anna’s tragic outcome. As she might of gained thorough test and the correct medical attention that she required.

9. Which of the symptoms that Y.L. reported today led you to believe she has some form of neuropathy?

I woke up startled and didn’t know where I was. I had an IV in my arm and my parents were staring at me. The doctor came in

Nikki was with Ryan and Scott at Misericordia University for Erin’s Basketball Camp. They walked a little bit and were about to walk up a flight of stairs when she started huffing and puffing and starting feeling dizzy. She did continue to walk until they got inside. “Are you okay, Nikki,” Scott said. Huffing

As my sweaty hands lay on top of my stomach, I glanced at what seemed to be the end of the machine. The only section that was lit and in my mind, the only part of me that was safe. I had gone through this twice already, but I hadn’t made it inside the MRI machine and never thought I would.

No signs during the text really indicate on a specific illness like cancer or something else, but everyone knows that you don’t visit the hospital for fun. So the mum is in some sort of way ill, but we are not informed with which disease. Maybe is Jakey too young to understand what’s wrong.

Laura began with having little fits; then it came to uncontrollable outbursts of screaming. No one knew what was wrong with her until

Regarding other relevant medical history, Tori had a concussion from falling off the monkey bars during first grade. After that, she experienced frequent migraines. Since the sixth grade, Tori has experienced chronic pain and seizure like symptoms. Currently, her seizure like episodes occur an average of two times per

When Laura woke up from her coma, she kept saying that her name was Whitney. The doctors assumed she was saying the names of people in the van the night of the accident. However, further signs were showing that the girl they presumed to be their daughter, was not. The hospital checked her dental records and found out that

Two pt verifier name and dob confirmed. Pb states that the pain management doctor is requesting a recent MRI to continue treatment. Informed the pt that he request was sent to her provider for review and recommendation. We call her within the 72 hours with her provider's recommendations. Please advise!

Maxwell called his daughter's pediatrician in order to see what he had to do to keep his daughter comfortable. Despite the fact that Chelsea was sick, she was in great spirits at first. She was not crying, screaming or whining. Things took a turn for the worse when they went to the grocery store. Chelsea started throwing up everywhere.

After critical analysis and thorough overview of Emma’s current symptoms such as chest pain and skipped heartbeats, as well as tiredness and weakness. It is highly likely that Emma’s has bradycardia.

She was normal all morning, but when lunchtime came, her mood changed. She was the only one who had not caught the virus. For lunch, they had spaghetti, salad, and diced peaches. The teachers know this is Savannah’s favorite. I watched her eat and noticed that she only ate her peaches and picked the tomatoes from her salad before she was finished. She didn’t touch her spaghetti, nor her milk, which was unusual. I alerted Mrs. Joyner and she checked her temperature; she had a fever. They have  to keep a lookout for Savannah, especially because she has seizures if her temperature becomes too high. After contacting her parents. they laid the three down for their naps. Savannah acted normally then, but she was still warm. Before I left, Malukah and Bryce sleep, while Savannah just played on her mat.

“I'm going to check out her x-rays.” Oh no hopefully they still come out good.

It was months after the treatments had begun, and the Doc asked, “So, Number One, would you prefer to go back to your old life? See friends, family, and loved ones to let them know that you’re okay?”