Personal Narrative: My First Birth

The surgeons had gotten new equipment that morning and were experiencing technical difficulties, making me even more nervous. My surgery was delayed for an hour. When everything was stable, I was transported to the operation room. I said goodbye to my mom and dad, and then we parted ways. When I woke up after the 10 hour surgery, a nurse was at the

The ER staff, who had been trying to move him to a VA hospital with no luck, finally transferred him by ambulance to a local nursing home. David had a massive stroke shortly after being admitted to the nursing home and died six weeks later (Fremgen, 2016, p. 161). a. Does there appear to be negligence in this case? Yes in this case there appears to be negligence, David was told after being seen by the doctor that he could not be admitted because he was a veteran and had to go to a VA hospital for treatment which was 90 minutes away.

They Put a pacemaker/defibrillator in one week. My mom was in the ICU March 11, 2015, until March 20, 2015, went back March 26-30 of 2015 for heart issues. On April 20 this was a day to remember she went in to have an LVAD placed on her heart. This surgery is fairly new in South Carolina so it was very scary and school was still going

One will face many situation that they will not want to. The nurses responsibilities are to tell the mother and father with any changes that are going on with the infant. NICU nurses are there to provide the parents with emotional and physical support that they need during this time ("It's). Being a nurse that works in the NICU is a very tough and intense job. But someone has to get the job done.

October 4, 2007. I was in school, just like every other day and the office gets a call from my mom saying that I need to leave. At the time, I was confused because my mom would never just pull me out of school unless it was an emergency. I got to the car and she told me that we are going to the hospital, grandma is not doing good.

We waited in the emergency room for an excruciating hour and a half till they took me to get x-rays and finally some pain medication. They wrapped my swollen ankle up and told me to go home. The whole way home I feared that I would never play again. A week later I had

I was consistently rejected during my job search, until I was approximately seven months pregnant. I began working the overnight shift, taking care of the mentally handicapped. This career

When I was in 6th grade I couldn’t focus in class or focus on really anything. I was constantly moving and had to be active or I’d start getting body shakes just to get energy out. When my parents became aware of this they were immediately concerned and took me to the doctor soon after. I was taken to a testing center where they put a weird looking red hat on my head, put some sort of gel on the top of my head and asked me a bunch of questions. The whole procedure took about an hour and by the end I was diagnosed with ADHD.

I asked my Grandmother, when you finally went for your scan and the results came out positive what was your first reaction? She answered in tears and said i immediately fell to the ground in shock, “I suffered through the treatment and ended up in breast conserving surgery were i got my left side breast removed, over a 2 months of healing after being in hospital for 1 week after my surgery, after a couple of months after my surgery i went for my weekly check up and the Doctor then informed me that i had to get a mastectomy done on my right breast because the cancer cells had spread too and also a bit just by armpit , i am now 77 and finally recovered from the removal of both my breast and now i am proud to say i am Cancer free but in saying that i will never again hesitate getting a check up to insure I’m well.

My shift ends at 7am when the professional caregiver arrives to our house. This has been a hard-hitting time not only for my family but for me especially being that I am a new transfer student from community college to a university and working a part time job at a fitness center. Most days, I do not remember how I even drove to school and my job. It is as if some mornings sleep was a physical person and pinning my body to my bed not allowing me to wake

Here I was laying in the hospital about to have my daughter, thoughts just running through my head. I worried, I was excited, I was scared; there was so many emotions and I couldn’t control any of them. All my family members taking turns to come back into the room before my surgery to see me. My mom, my boyfriend, my sisters, my grandparents, they were all there, which kind of helping me out a bit with my emotions.

Introduction Welcoming a new child can be a joyous occasion for a mother and the family. With this joy a flood of emotions can occur within the first few hours to days after delivery. This can include feelings of whether or not the woman may be a good mother, anxiety about how things are going to change, and exhaustion from the new change of a new member of the family (). These symptoms can last for a few days but can also impact a mother for several months, this is known as Postpartum Depression.

My second winter snowboarding started off painful. I was going snowboarding with some family friends at Cranmore Mountain and to say the least the experience was eventful. Getting there we stand in line to get the over priced day passes and struggle in the warmth of the lodge while wearing enough clothes for sub degree weather. We get to the front of our line pay the price on the sign and we were off to a long day of skiing and snowboarding we thought. First thing we do is go to the biggest chair lift which goes to the top of the mountain.