Waverly Hills : Paranormal Encounters

What you’re about to read is one of the scariest real stories that happened in Laredo, Tx.

All houses are haunted; all persons are haunted; throngs of spirits follow us everywhere, we are never alone. Every county has they own haunted places some more known than others. I will take you on an adventure though Wisconsin’s past and present gulls and goblins that will sure give you a new look on Wisconsin. The haunted places in Wisconsin are worth learning about.

Have you ever felt that spook in your house or in a building? Do you ever feel like somethings ever followed you or watched you? Have you ever seen doors open even though nobody was there? If you haven’t already guessed it these are some examples of paranormal activity. Good morning Ms. Bozzelli and fellow classmates, today I will be talking to you about paranormal activity, how they could be found, what they are capable of, and haunted locations.

Crimson Peak, released in 2015 and directed by Guillermo del Toro, opens with a monologue by the film’s protagonist, Edith Cushing. This monologue continues for four minutes, encompassing a flashback which includes events of Edith’s childhood. During this flashback, Edith’s mother comes to her in the form of a ghost. The syuzhet presents ghosts as terrifying and unwanted antagonists that exist to terrorize the hapless Edith. However, the film’s primary twist is that the ghosts actually intend to protect Edith from harm, rather than inflict harm upon her. Her monologue in this opening scene introduces the role of ghosts in the story and establishes many of the film’s most prevalent trends. One such trend is the way the syuzhet makes horrifying

Tuberculosis is a disease of an infectious nature caused by a bacterium known as mycobacterium tuberculosis. The disease spreads through the air. People with the disease can spread it to susceptible people through coughing, sneezing, talking or spitting. It mainly affects the lungs and other parts such as the lymph nodes and kidneys can also be affected. The symptoms for TB are fatigue, coughing, night sweats, weight loss and fever. One third of the population of the world is affected with mycobacterium tuberculosis. The rate of infection is estimated to be one person per second. About 14 million people in the world are infected with active tuberculosis. Drug resistant TB has been recorded to be a serious public health hazard in many countries. Resistant strains have developed making it difficult to treat the disease. TB has caused millions of death mainly in people living with HIV/AIDS ADDIN EN.CITE Ginsberg19981447(Ginsberg, 1998)1447144717Ginsberg, Ann M.The Tuberculosis Epidemic: Scientific Challenges and OpportunitiesPublic Health Reports (1974-)Public Health Reports (1974-)128-13611321998Association of Schools of Public Health00333549http://www.jstor.org/stable/4598234( HYPERLINK l "_ENREF_3" o "Ginsberg, 1998 #1447" Ginsberg, 1998). The World Health Organization came up with the DOTS (Directly Observed, Therapy, Short course) strategy. The approach involves diagnosing cases and treating patients with drugs for about 6-8

Paranormal is the next big thing these days. We are not talking about Harry Potter or Percy Jackson or even Twilight! We have the aliens--a topic that is unique and new! But in here, it fit the part perfectly! In Monsters Due on Maple Street, a typical small town was faced with electricity loss or so they said. Because of that one event, words are spoken and the true color was revealed! In the end, Pete Van Horn has died. Charlie and many other have been hurt. The damages have been made. There are fairy tales like Snow White and Three Little Pigs in which we know who was behind all the crisis but in here only the audience knows. Not only that but that one cliffhanger of the mastermind behind this will lie forever unknown to Maple Street.

The Salem Voodoo Vampires and Ghost Walking Tour are unique, the tour guide is a professional with the experience in paranormal activities and with the knowledge of the history of Salem and the Witch tales.

Following this process, the damage caused to the lining of the lungs results in the person to experience chest pain. The patient sweats at night, which leads to fever. It can become so severe that bed sheets need to be changed. Other symptoms may be troublesome as well. "I had back pain and numbness in my arm," says Sonia, a nurse with the disease. "My doctor seemed to think those were kind of unusual symptoms for TB."

The physician began to quickly take vitals, do a physical exam, and labs to determine any other signs the patient may have been developing. “A chest X-ray was done and showed infiltrate in the middle of the left lung with a diameter of 1.7 cm with signs of cavitation” (Case Study: Tuberculosis 2016). “The patient was diagnosed with infiltrative TB of the left lung without MTB shedding” (Case Study: Tuberculosis 2016). Treatment of infiltrative TB was administered to the patient with first-line antituberculosis agents and was sent home. After two months, the patient returned to the hospital concerned that he had been coughing up blood over the previous three days. With an additional symptom of hemoptysis, the patient was immediately transferred to isolation where a second chest X-ray was done and determined that he had progressive bilateral fibronodular disease. Treatment of this type of TB disease was administered to the patient using second-line drugs because the line of drugs used previously were now resistant.

TB has been taunting not only humans, but also animals for well over thousands of years. Within these years, a great deal of research and experiments have been conducted on this infectious disease. Many scientists have conducted this research and have made profound discoveries about Tuberculosis. This paper will explore not just Tuberculosis ' history but rather key information and important facts about this disease. Such information includes the discovery of antibiotics and medications produced through the years that are used to help cure the disease.

Tuberculosis has been known since ancient times, under a variety of names in different historical periods. It has been confused with certain other disease, but its basic nature, namely, its wasting effect and its destructive character, has always been recognized. Until very recently it was known as the number-one killer of the human race. Men and women at all stages of life, but primarily between the ages of fifteen and thirty-five were subject to the disease. The infectious nature of Tuberculosis came to be recognized in early historical times. The prevailing view varied greatly with different people, depending on their beliefs and state of civilization, as usual, the wrath of the gods was brought into the picture as the proper explanation for the disease.

Tuberculosis, also identified as TB, has been around for countless years. In the past, however, the disease was not known, which made it untreatable in most healthcare settings. The evolution of time made it possible to easily detect and manage tuberculosis before people were adversely affected by it. It is a disease that often affects an individual’s lungs, but it can also affect other body parts. The spine, kidneys, bones, and even the lymph nodes may sometimes be affected by the disease. The spread is usually from one person with the disease to an uninfected person through the air. Whenever individuals with the TB disease cough, laugh, or even talk, the disease is spread through tiny droplets that are found in the person’s respiratory

very common, most prevalent global infectious disease Tuberculosis (TB) known since ancient times by contributing considerably to illness and death around the world. This Disease is caused by bacterium Mycobacterium Tuberculosis (“Tuberculosis (TB) cause,” 2012). Mycobacterium tuberculosis extant many years ago and has been found in relics earlier time of ancient Egypt, India, and China. Among Egyptian mummies spinal tuberculosis, known as Pott’s disease has been detected by archaeologists (Mandal,2014). Patients from some indigenous communities, are 90% at risk of TB (coulter, 2012) and it still causes 2 million deaths annually worldwide (coulter, 2012). Tuberculosis was a major health problem in U.K, as antibiotics are introduced,

Today there are some group of people who were born in a foreign country that experience the ill effects of TB. The biggest faction is those American born in a different country for the most part Asian and they have access to

Tuberculosis, also known as (TB), has been around for decades and is still active across the globe. This infectious disease is caused by the bacterium called Mycobacterium tuberculosis. The bacteria are commonly found in the lungs, but it can spread to other organs such as the kidneys, spine, and brain. As expected, many people believe that everyone who is exposed to TB will become ill, however this not true. Regarding this, there are two TB-related conditions exist: latent TB infection (dormant) and TB disease (active). As evidence shows, you can die from the disease if you do not seek treatment in a timely manner (CDC, 2017a). Anyone can become infected with TB if they breathe in the bacteria that is spread by tiny air droplets when a person coughs or speaks (CDC, 2017b). Further testing, such as a chest x-ray and a sample of sputum (mucus), is necessary to see whether the person has TB disease (CDC, 2017c).