Personal Narrative: My Personal Roller Coaster

Now I am looking forward to furthering my education after high school and taking care of my family the way I always wanted. In final conclusion, being on probation was a bizarre journey. Also, taught me a lot in life from start to end. Which started to show me that my friends weren’t for me, I did thing I regretted, I ended back on probation, and it made me the person I am today. I will never look back at that particular experience.

Weekly Self S.O.A.P - A. S- Discuss your SUBJECTIVE feelings for this week: This week was a hard one. I knew when I was assigned to the patient that it wasn’t going to be easy. I emotionally separated myself when I was taking care of the patient but when the family came into the room and starting telling stories of how wonderful the patient was; it was hard to separate my emotions from the job. I have volunteered for Hospice for years and have had experience talking with patient’s families but it was a gradually decline for the patient and the families learned to accept their loved one’s terminal illness. This case was just tragic.

Most of us crave for purpose and meaning in what we do. I lived my life for several years unhappy and hoping for change. It is our everyday actions and what we choose or not choose to do that shape the way that we are remembered. While some actions can be big, it is especially the small things that we do every day that multiply as we grow in maturity and wisdom that help build a legacy to remember. Sadly, people can pass on without leaving much of a legacy behind; questions may have gone unanswered, words could have been left unsaid.

[Present Participial Modifier, beginning] Once we arrived I was ready to go, waiting in the forever ending line was torturous for my adolescent self. [Present Participial Modifier, end] We finally step foot in the inside of the giant entry gates and decided to pick a rollercoaster. We choose the rollercoaster with the name Mind Bender. This decision was made by the whole family. [Passive Voice] I remember it being tall, twisty, and green, suddenly the nerves kicked in.

She couldn’t do anything for herself and her husband Tom was taking constant care of her. According to Dallos, R., & Draper, R. (2010), systemic thinking suggests that as a family dynamics change, so do individual identity and experience can change alongside it. In terms of Tom and Brenda, since Brenda has been changing over the years, he has had to change and adapt to what she needs and thus changing his identity and his experiences dramatically. One of the more eye opening aspects that was noticed with Tom and Brenda was how frail she seemed. Knowing that dementia takes away a person’s memory and ability to function in daily life, it comes to mind that Brenda is not able to do normal functions like going to the bathroom on her own or even get a drink for

This act was particularly hard for me, as by now my behaviour had been fluctuating for a good amount of years and I got it in my head that this behaviour was normal, after I was kicked back into line after multiple suspensions, and a meeting with my parents, I strived for the best in my behaviour and education. In this act I showed resilience, as I kicked out a bad habit that had been causing me trouble for far too long. Sometimes you have to look at yourself and your faults, and decided how you can be a better person, this is incredibly difficult for most, and shows vast amounts of

This is where the rollercoaster I consider my life began taking a turn for the worst. I’d began starting to think that I'd never be acceptable for anyone. Then I met somebody that I believed authentically cared for me and I considered them my best friend. This was one roller coaster that began as a smooth ride until I let it affect

One of the experience i have that involved with the retrieval cue should be working as a medical assistant again after 1 year of working at somewhere else and doing different things. I've realize how much stuff that i have forgot after 1 year of not interacting with doing thing that a medical assistant need to do. As a medical assistant have a lot of different tasks that need to remember in order to assist the physician. however, the unclear memories that i had for interview patients to obtain medical information and measure their vital signs helped me a lot with finishing the first step of the situation. however, when the situation gets complicated such helping patients to fill out forms, this is one of the struggle that i had.

Suddenly, the connection I felt with them all the years prior began to fade and it felt like I was talking to strangers whenever we communicated. At the time, this had such a huge impact on my life. I was in my peak year of middle school, I was starting to figure out who I was, and these were people I had grown up with and whose company I felt familiar with. I had decided to branch out and do something that I had not felt comfortable enough in my own skin to do. Receiving judgement for my own personal leap of faith, taught me that happiness within yourself is the most important happiness you can have.

Clinical Nursing I Orientation. Today since I woke up I was nervous, anxious and you could say that even scared, but as I learn from my last experience with Fundamental class this kind of emotion of being little scary is normal because nobody knows what the day can bring to us. Also I felt pride and joy because I am proud of where I’ve come so far as being an immigrant who came to this country as many others looking for their dream without knowing the language or even the culture. All my classmates and I were looking forward to meet our instructor because since we started the classes we felt somewhat lost by not having clearly defined our situation with classes and teachers. I can not deny that now I feel more nervous after having been in