I can’t sketch, or listen to music. The struggle of sitting in hospital rooms, emergency rooms, and doctor’s offices, all the while juggling my needed study supplies, exhausted me. Finding slots in the day to even sit, and living on maybe 3-4 hours of sleep…
Hello, Khalia. It sounds to me like the food poisoning caused severe and rapid fluid loss from vomiting and/or diarrhea, which led to the "neurocardiogenic syncope. " The feelings you describe--rapid heartbeat, worse with walking (or other exertion); lightheadedness; hot flashes--are typical of what people experience just prior to passing out. These are also called "pre-syncopal" symptoms. You mention the Holter Monitor had showed a abnormally fast heart beat (tachycardia).…
Coming back to school was nearly impossible and yet another flare-up occurred that took me down a dark path for a couple weeks. The fatigue, pain, bleeding, nausea and cramping were unbearable at times. Stress became the ultimate trigger for me and so the vicious cycle…
Herbert Kohl’s, “I Won’t Learn from You” is a novel that explores the lesson in how not to teach. Kohl discusses in detail ways in which student decides not to learn and the motivation behind why they have come to this decision. He has created a philosophy that allows both teachers and students to work together to become the creators of the students’ education and their success. Teachers can continue to teach, however, students are only going to take what is being taught and turn it into learning if they choose to and see a good reason to. Often times, students have a good reason as to why they choose not to, and this is what Kohl’s novel is about.…
Supraventricular Tachycardia, Adult Supraventricular tachycardia (SVT) is a kind of abnormal heartbeat. It makes the heart beat very fast and then beat at a normal speed. A normal heart beats 60 to 100 times a minute. This condition can make your heart beat more than 150 times a minute.…
The SBN’s primary responsibility is for the health and safety of all students. · SBNs constantly • assess the environment for health and safety issues • case-find and prioritize students with health concerns, acute illness, and chronic conditions, • assess the needs of children, • develop the plans of care • evaluate that care. · SBN regularly provide direct care to any student as needed, generally at assigned schools but help wherever requested. · Students attend SCPS with a broad range of health conditions from incomplete immunizations, scoliosis to potentially life threatening acute and chronic illnesses that may impede the student’s ability to fully participate in the educational process.…
Many people view the American education system as mediocre, or not good enough, and Amanda Ripley is no different. While reading The Smartest Kids in the World, I encountered a passage by her that stated that by allowing less distinguished schools to train teachers, Korean teachers became less prestigious and less effective. She then quoted, and agreed with a Korean policymaker who stated that “The quality of an education system cannot exceed the quality of its teachers”. During my sophomore year in highschool, I couldn’t have agreed more with this statement.…
I was surprised to receive a negative response from you for Darius’ home to school travel assistance. As you all know, Darius has a learning disability and his medical condition affects his bones, speech and communication. He cannot walk for long distance, nor can he focus on traffic.…
Mountain Home Junior High has attempted to give our students more choices this year. We enrolled five students in our FlexPath program which allows student so complete course work with a flexible seating plan. These students can do assignments from home and return to school to test. First female student needed to the flexible pace of FlexPath so she could finish her work before she had her baby.…
I come from a household with a gross annual income of £25,000 or bellow, I have been in receipt of free school meals both in school and in college, and I am also in receipt of the 16- 19 Bursary. I attended the Bramcote School which achieved less than the national average of 5 A* to C passes in the year attended. My studies in the past year were adversely affected as I was involved in a car accident, this affected my head, neck and back and have been in severe pain since. I have been taking multiple different tablets such as tramadol, morphine and oromorph in attempt to reduce the pain I have been suffering. This affected my college life vastly...…
Velocardiofacial syndrome is a disorder caused by a defect in chromosome 22. It causes dysfunctions with the face including cleft palate. This disorder is caused by a defect in the heart which will cause problems with fighting infections, lows calcium levels and defects within the kidneys. Velocardiofacial syndrome is not curable but there are many treatments that can improve the disorder. If a baby is born with this disorder, the doctors will complete heart surgeries to try to correct some of the defects.…
Attendance is defined as the action of going regularly to or being present at a place or event. I clearly understand that I must be present at school and on a job if I plan to be successful. I understand that my absence at school and on my job can create a negative situation for my success. I am striving to be as successful as possible in the Healthcare Industry. I know that this industry is 24 hours a day 7 days a week.…
I have a learning disability called ADHD. Although all of my high school classes were tailored toward my disability i do not feel that my ADHD effects my daily tasks. The only major modifications that were made in high school towards my school assignments and test were fewer answer choices and a few shortened test and quizzes. However upon entering my 2nd semester i have not received any modifications to any of my test, quizzes or homework assignments. Throughout my time at Schreiner University i have excelled without any…
Asthma for Life The person I interviewed was my 16 year grandson D. Bass. Mr. Bass lives in a small rural community about twenty minutes away from me. He has had asthma his entire life. This interview took place at my house, he drove over on a Sunday afternoon to visit and I conducted the interview.…
My disability has affected my grades by decreasing them and making them harder to achieve. One of the most important and main reasons that made my disability a burden on my academic studies and grades is time management. Time management was badly affected because of doctor appointments, and treatments with REHAB, making it harder to balance between achieving high grades through academic studies and treatment. This also created stress when lots of due dates from school work were needed to be done. There was a part of my disability that affected the way I study, which was a consequence of the brain infection that I had, making it really hard to concentrate, which had directly affected my grades.…