Tracey Case Study

her last hospital admission. She reports gaining 1 to 2 pounds every day since her discharge.

Twelve months before she told her cousins about how something did not feel right in her womb. They told her that she might be pregnant and a few weeks later she was, but she told them that it wasn’t pregnancy related and she felt different.

Sam states she had a good childhood. She grew up with two brothers on the family farm. She spent summers at her maternal grandparents who lived on the dairy farm as both of her parents worked full time. Her paternal grandparents also lived close so she saw them often. Lots of extended family was always around. A fond memory she recalled was playing handy-over (a ball game) with her Grandma and brothers. A bad memory she recalled was her paternal grandma died in 1985 and that was the first time she remember seeing her dad cry.

After looking at all the symptoms and emotional set backs it is concluded that Jessica as Major Depression Disorder. I came to this diagnosis because of her emotional and physical changes. Jessica is no longer excited about life. She is withdrawn from all the things that she used to be interested. Her whole disposition has changed she feels worthless, like life has little to offer her or she just can not make the cut feeling sad and moody most of the time. The only difficulties with coming to this conclusion is she may also have a alcohol and substance abuse problem, but by her late activity of staying in bed and not wanting to be involved with anyone but herself she as also withdrawn from drinking and partying.

The parents reported no complications during pregnancy or delivery. By the age of one Aydann became a picky

“Darlene,” Walker whispered. He didn’t like Tracey, hadn’t from the moment he’d met her when he was fifteen, but she was Darlene’s mother. Some level of respect had to be exercised.

Kaley is 30 years of age, is 5’7’’, and weighs 150 pounds. She is in excellent health and does not have any current medical issues.The only medication she was taking was Jencycla birth control. She has never been hospitalized for illnesses or surgeries, albiet the birth of her two children; Jenna who is 40 months old, and Paige who is 14 months old. Kaley had made an appointment with her Obstetrician to report that she “was not feeling good”, and to see about changing her current birth control to a long term (IUD) birth control. It was during this visit that the discovery was made of her current pregnancy.

Tracey Shard has spent over half of her life in the hospital, in fact she has spent 32 out of her 51 years of life in the hospital, but she is not a patient. Tracey works in the Intensive Care Unit (I.C.U.) as a nurse and additionally, she works in data collection during the week, collecting information about every patient who stays in the I.C.U. Tracey describes herself as “caring, passionate, energetic, slightly opinionated and vibrant.”

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I do not think that Tracey will become jealous of her friends. I read a story about a young girl named Tracey who wanted a perfect bike like her friend bike. Well, instead of writing the facts about the story I am going to write my own opinions about if Tracey is going to become jealous of her friend's and their possession. So, stay tune for more information.

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I wanted to reach out to say that it was a quite overwhelming and emotional to see you last weekend. Although, I truly have love and appreciation for you on many levels, I also have hurt feelings about our last professional interaction. I've cleared my conscience and apologized to folks for the role I played in our fall out - they did not (I didn't expect them to). I doubt that she's apologized to you for positioning you to play a main role in my departure (y'all might have even discussed how I should have been gone sooner - who knows?) You may never speak up about how you really feel. That takes courage and strength.

at term. Nine months later Jennifer gives birth to Rachel, a child who is genetically her

He could never imagine walking along any street in his home village and not speaking to a single person. Older folks knew him either as John and Nettie’s son or Peter’s grandson. Others knew him from school or shared activities. Almost everyone who passed by his Grandpa’s workshop, popped their head in the ever- open door to call out a greeting.

Shirley says: I hated where we moved to and people were not as friendly as I thought they would be and it was hard and lonely. I had to work hard to change, but with a positive attitude, my children have become so much happier.