Beep Dialectical Journal

The nurse said, "We have to put an IV in your arm so we can give you pain killers before we look at your leg." I hate needles and have a huge fear of them. The nurse told me to look away and slowly pushed the IV into my arm. I was thinking that with the pain I felt in my leg the needle going in was just a pinch. The Emergency Room Doctor ordered morphine to stop the pain.

The sound of monitors filled my ears as my anesthesia began wearing off. I blinked three times, and each time a bright, white light pierced my eyes. I contemplated if I was waking up in Heaven or not, until on the fourth blink when the room started coming into focus, and I realized I was staring at the white light on the ceiling. While lying on a strange table in a cold room, my heart began pounding out of fear due to being unaware of my location. As I started to panic, I began to scream while trying to get off of the table, but people who looked like nurses, came over and held me down.

He meets up with Lofty, Ratty, and Buzz after he manages to lie his way into the air force. Kak’s first problem is not being found out, and this problem is always in the back of his mind. However, when Kak gets his first brush with death during an op, he regrets joining the air force in the first place. The situation gets more problematic

My parents put me in a wheelchair (prep. phrase) and wheeled me in. The woman at the front desk let us cut to the front of the line because of how bad my arm looked. Then, they had to take x-rays, which was probably worse than the actual fall. The woman doing them had to keep moving my arm around, and the pain was unbearable.

Tears started flowing down from my eyes. The pain of possibly losing Finch dwells within me. I just didn’t want to lose him like my sister. Later that day, the nurse came up to me and read what was on her clipboard: “Mr. Finch has entered a hypothermic state.

When he finally made it to an available nurse he barley said in between breaths “Room...134...she...her heart monitor...stopped.” She heard this and immediately ran towards her room. Tony barely could keep up with her and heard her say “Doctors we have a situation in room 134 I need assistance right now!”They finally made it to the room and declared her dead at the spot. “No...No this can’t be happening!” Tony said starting to cry. “Tony” a man that he didn’t recognize said as he walked into the room. “My name is Dr. Moore I need to ask you a few questions if you’re up to it.” Tony thought for a second and finally answered “I’m ready.

In fact, according to Charles Kaiman in his journal article PTSD in the World War II Combat Veteran, “PTSD is a syndrome of responses to extremely disturbing, often life-threatening events—combat, natural disaster, torture, or rape—that fall outside of usual experience. While not all combat veterans developed PTSD, there’s a correlation between it and combat exposure. In fact PTSD occurs in as many as three out of five combat veterans”(32). Throughout the novel Billy shows signs of suffering with Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder. It is known that Billy gets nightmares when he falls asleep an example of this is when he falls asleep in the boxcar in Germany that's taking him to a POW camp, the other prisoners don't want to sleep next to him due to his whimpering and kicking.

I didn’t fall asleep until about 3:30… or so… I couldn’t stop thinking about my Carla. When I woke this morning I had this intense pain in my head, which is from the sinus infection… It almost feels like a migraine, but I’m just trying to power through it (I just took a Sudafed, so I need you to pray for me that it doesn’t start that thing with my heart racing again). The doctor said if this third round of antibiotics doesn’t work than I will have to see a nose-throat-and-ear specialist and will also probably have to have surgery on my sinuses… urgggggggggg… no me gusta!!!!! I got your pictures this morning and I want to tell you something Carla… ready… the picture that you sent me that you said you were taking a big risk because I was going to see how “fat my legs are”… I LOVE that picture… and when I see it, it just makes me want you more… I love the way your body looks, and I tell you this with all of the sincerity and honesty of my heart, you are not fat to me… you look absolutely perfect just

Later that day, I started to feel nauseas and along came the terrible headaches. Subsequently, I had to go to the hospital because my concussion was so bad that the doctors thought I might have cracked my skull.

After that jumped I did not see goal post at right side of me until my head got hit by it then I passed out and I woke up at hospital. I found out that myself is fine but I feel a tingling pain in my neck. From this accident I'm afraid of playing as a goalkeeper forever. Dream,

No big deal. Except it did not go away. Next thing I knew I was at the doctor for stomach pain and chest pain in December. That night I was rushed to Arkansas Children’s Hospital, in fear that I had appendicitis. Once again, I found myself listing off symptoms.

He kissed Susan’s forehead and then Jessica’s. Jessica started to cry as she was hugging her mother’s dead body. Jessica wanted this to be a bad dream where she could just wake up. Jessica couldn’t believe that last night was one of her happiest days and now the next morning it is her nightmare. The doorbell rang, it was the coroner.

Cruman shortly after, admitted to where he was hiding the drugs on campus and where the drug deal was going to go down . The principal did not violate Crumans 4th Amendment rights by performing this search. The principal did not need a warrant to search Crumans account lawfully. In the case of Hoffa v. United States the U.S. government obtained

He was a wreck his mom was to saddened to see him like this. A few weeks later she had enough so she signed him up for a police officer job. “I don’t want to do this, I’m a failure,” he said with a disappointing look on his face. “C 'mon this a new chapter just try it out,” his mom responded. “Okay but only for a day,” he replied.