Medical Assistant Application Letter

Dear Heart, I’ve began my journey to become a Medical Assistant, and today I started out with the Electrocardiography class. For years I knew you were important to me, but in only one class period I learned so many new things about you that in nineteen years I had no clue about! Today’s lesson taught me a few of the things you do in there for me, about how you pump blood for me, panic, and relax for me. Therefore, I plan to care for you for many years to come, by mostly taking things steady, exercising, sleeping, eating and remembering what you do for me even after being taken for granted for so many years. We can start by exercising, a little exercising could help us relax and feel good about ourselves, a little effort won’t affect us. It can also benefit the heart and circulation, lower the risk of heart disease, improve cholesterol and reduce inflammation in the arteries and help by keeping blood vessels open. …show more content…
I understand that in the beginning it's going to be complicated, but it's for the best. There are so many health issues we can prevent or at least lower our risk from them if we exercise! We could go for a walk in the evening or at least on my way to school or to places I have to walk to take longer routes. Also, taking things steady is one of my biggest wants, because in class I noticed with an electrocardiograph that you make a bigger effort every time I move, sit or do something small. Now, imagine how much more effort you put in when I get angry, frustrated or simply panic. I know that I won’t be able to keep calm in some situations, but I will make my best effort to do so. Because I know that everytime I get angry my blood vessels tighten and blood pressure soars. If this continues to happen later on in life all of the anger I felt once is going to build up and probably leave us in a really bad