Reflection Paper

Many emotions arise after losing someone close to you, a person may experience physical and psychological

There are many books, music, and movies that are all about finding true love. A large number songs today are about heartbreak, finding “the one”, and other concepts about love. This is the attitude of most young people nowadays. To many people, life is all about finding your “true love”. However, this philosophy has caused so much trouble in people’s love lives, because their views

Emotional pain and loss lingers in people’s minds and often stays with them for a lifetime and can often cause distress on people’s character while physical pain and loss is strictly present I think because if you hurt somewhere physically it is often temporary and if you lose a loved one on the physical world that person’s

It’s the foundation for many lovers to both come and go. Kind of like breaking shoes in. While it will be easy fall in love, it will also be easier to adapt to a broken heart because you already know what it’s like to have a heart as a whole and the next second into pieces.

There are a lot of reasons why we can't move on from heartache. But what I have come to find to be the main reasons will blow your mind. Many people feel that their situation is causing their pain, and to some degree they're right. If it weren't for this excruciating experience you wouldn't be experiencing the pain.

Almost everyone experiences heartbreak in one form or another at least once in their life. Whether the heartbreak stems from the passing of a loved one, concluding a meaningful relationship, or even agony from never accomplishing a dream, it all leaves you with the same feeling, pain. An ache in your chest, a troubled stomach, and a flood of thoughts and emotions in your head are all normal responses to pain; however, is heartache simply an emotional pain or is it also physical?

Here heartache can be interpreted in many different ways, depending on peoples taste. However, the way Taka interpreted it was in a song. When one goes through heartache, there can be various changes. For example, before experiencing heartache someone may have always greeted everyone with a bright smile but afterwards, that may have changed. We may see that person experiencing heartache but only that person will know the vast extent of damage their heartache has caused

Emotions that have to do with loss are triggered throughout our lives. Usually they are in the form of anniversary reactions, such as the birthday or death day of the lost loved one or any significant holiday in which you might want to be with the person who is gone. Reminders, such as visiting a place you've been with that person, will trigger a similar response. In episodes of depression and high anxiety in patients.

This leaves a lot of unresolved feelings that people need to resolve before they can move on. Women that experience a break up state that they need to get concrete answers why the relationship ended. There is a belief that understanding why the relationship ended releases some of the pain they felt. Since they are in a rush they end up getting information that hurts them more. From a relationship perspective, closure is the process of distancing yourself from the self (us) that developed in a relationship. In every relationship there are specific markers. For example couples have songs that define their relationship. Instead of avoiding the song its better to listen to this song as it confirms that the relationship is over. Secondly we can eliminate these feelings by talking to a friend or professional if need be. Talking with someone helps to eliminate the cloud in or brain and our thoughts become clearer. For individuals that prefer not to share their personal life with others, they are advised to write down or read what others have written about such experiences. This helps them eliminate any ambiguous feelings they have therefore minimizing the need for

Not only was I was brokenhearted, but I thought that my patience has come to its end. I looked at the dark night sky and sat on one of the swings at the park near my house. I was just sitting there, I wasn’t even swinging and I thinking about how I want to be another person, or be somewhere else far away. Eventually, I realized that my main problem was that I felt that I could not overcome all the “love” obstacles that life threw at me. I recalled everything I have read in books about love as well as everything that I have experienced myself. In the books everything seemed to be much smoother, happier, and a lot easier. My main thought was “how people can possibly spend their whole life together and be so happy even when things are going downhill?” No one was at the park and it made me feel even more stupid: here I sit with no one here to listen to me or my over anxious thoughts. It was just me, trying to deal with my racing thoughts how I will never

We all come into the world being touched. Each time we are touched, all the emotions related to that specific touch is stored in our body. We relish the emotions of happiness and pleasure while we also store emotions such as fear, stress and despair. Usually, these stored emotions result in body aches, bad postures and pains. It takes more muscles to tuck away harrowing experiences which we would rather like to forget or let go.

Heartbreak can physically and emotionally hurt someone. “I believe 100 percent that a broken heart and emotional pain can negatively affect physical health,” says Courtney Nesbitt, L.C.S.W. Research has shown that when someone has been through a breakup they have similar brain activity as when they are shown a picture of a loved one. Researchers concluded that rejection, emotional and physical pain are all processed in the same places of the brain. “When both the parasympathetic system (part of the nervous system) and the sympathetic nervous system are both turned on, you can experience chest pains and discomfort,” says Meghan Laslocky.

Dr. Christine Weinberger is a Mohs surgeon who removed a Basal Cell Carcinoma from my mother’s face in 2014. Today, my mother has no concern about recurrence in the area and only has a discreet scar along the alar crease. Impressed by her doctor’s professionalism, bedside manor and extraordinary similarity in interests to mine, my mother urged me to reach out to her. When I did, she invited me into the clinic to observe her typical busy day of greeting patients, removing initial stages of their skin cancer, histological preparation, review of the slides, and then either further excision or closure. She performed over fifteen procedures eliminating people’s skin cancer that day. I left feeling the thrill of adrenaline and exhilaration, having discovered that I wanted to spend the rest of my life as physically and intellectually stimulated as I was that day. The next morning, I woke up to an email from Dr. Weinberger, informing that they had a job opening and would like me to apply. Soonafter, I arrived for my first day and during the initial orientation period I was immersed in literature and training in wound care, anatomy, wound healing, suture and staple removal, unna boot application (for chronic ulceration), surgical preparation, sterilization, identification of infection, biopsy procedure, clinical photography, gloving up to assist in surgery, UPTs, and EMR documentation. After mastering these skills, I became responsible for a full schedule of 15-20 postoperative

Five things from the book that I find interesting are anxiety disorder, depression/major depressive disorder, sexual harassment, suicide, and panic attack. All five of these subjects I have chosen because, as a female in the 21st century, I have experienced every one of these emotions at least once in my life.

Christianity. Jesus. The Bible. These are words that have never been foreign to me. I have never known a world without God being a part of it. My parents have always been Christian, and they have raised me and me siblings the same way. Even though my life hasn’t been the perfect, straight Christian journey, I have always known, at least a little, that Jesus saved us when he died on the cross and rose again. Because of this one-sidedness I was raised with, I also try to be aware other people’s point of view so that I get a sense that my belief is not the only one out there.