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Setting- The doctor’s office/room Doctor- Dr Claudia A head doctor in the Cognitive disorders department that specialises in Parkinson’s disease, a neurologist. Patient- Devina A 64-year-old female who has come in to hear her test results, she does not know much about the disease, only that a distant friend had past away from it a few years ago. Disease- Parkinson’s disease Situation- Devina has come in to hear her test results; from her car accident that she had last week, little does she know that

"I honestly cannot stand this!" growled Percival, pacing Gwaine's bedchamber, as Rion looked on with wide eyes. "I have to go in there, do something…" Gwaine blocked his bedchamber exit. "Oh, no you don't. Let the midwife do her work. You cannot walk in on your wife's delivery and distract her. Absolutely not. Stay out of it." Percival stormed up to Gwaine. "Do you hear her screaming? That cannot be normal. Something is wrong." Percival dragged his fingers through his new beard. Hearing his wife's

I walked in to the cold, gray room looking from wall to wall seeing daunting medical instruments waiting to be used, and I glance over to my left hearing a whisper saying that everything is alright. On Monday, February 22, 2011, I entered the hospital as a panicked ten year old girl waiting to have Dr. Geissler remove the tumor out of my upper left arm. My mother and father were waiting in the lounge praying to God that everything will be alright, and that the tumor was benign not malignant. My two

Mr. Diaz arrived late at 10:03 am. The Visit Supervisor (VS) and Mr. Diaz met to discuss plans for the visit this week. VS shared with Mr. Diaz a book called “My Parents Used to be Friends”, and asked him if would be willing to take part in reading the book to Julyza over the phone. Mr. Diaz agreed to do this. Ms. Vasquez arrived on time. Julyza expressed that she did not want to see her father. VS asked Julyza to sit outside while VS met with her mother. VS discussed the book with Ms. Vasquez

It was a normal June evening and a beautiful young boy was born. 2003 June 6th to be exact. But something was not right about this boy. He was extra tall one moment then extra small the other. They did plenty of tests to see what was up with this baby but it always came back normal. Everyone would just stare at him so he felt different, which he was. Very Different. At age five Jumbo Jimmy was the top of the class...literally and in grades. And everyone looked up and down at him. but he want to

concerns the mother and grandmother don't understand how to take care of the child and how to appropriately feed him. His condition is not life threatening at this point. If he continues to lose weight, it will be a concern. He was last seen by a doctor on

As Slim was wrapping Curley’s hand, he couldn’t stop thinking about the excruciating pain that was thriving around. He tried to roll around to distract his mind but it was too much. Lennie had completely crushed the bones in his hand. “OWWWWWWWWWWWWW!” yelled Curley trying to disguise the pain. “You’re not going to tell your dad about this, now are you, Curley. What you are going to tell him is that you got your hand caught in a machine.” Whispered Slim angrily. Except Curley’s was too focused on

void of any occupants. With no bustling crowd, the receptionist gathered our completed forms and walked us past a hallway of deserted rooms. Within minutes the doctor showed up and asked what us happened. As we began to detail the chronology of the bead, she listened and nodded accordingly, as if familiar with the circumstances. Next, the doctor pulled out the largest

10. In 1) “The Doctor and the Doctor’s Wife”, Hemingway uses juxtaposition and diction to craft the text. He reveals the strained relationship between the husband and wife in this story through their dialogue and the way the speak to each other. For example, when the wife asks about his argument with Dick Boulton, he is vague and says ‘nothing’ is wrong. She replies saying, “Tell me, Henry. Please don’t try and keep anything from me” (Hemingway 26). This displays how their relationship consisted

day they would have to go back to the doctor to help them with this difficulty. Born with a child with a disorder or a disease is one the most devastating moments. Giovanni Cascio was born with a disease called arthrogryposis, a neuromusculoskeletal disorder that affects various joints in the body. As he grew older his disease got worse and worse. Living in Idaho, with multiple kids and not a lot of money, they needed to find help and fast. They called a doctor, who then lead them to find help in