Personal Narrative Analysis

After I graduated from nursing school, I moved to Paradise, California and went to work at Enloe hospital for critical care training and certification. Paradise is a retirement town and I met a lady named Bonnie that lived close by. She was 95 years old and had no family other than a brother that lived in Texas. I spoke with him several times on the phone and he himself was in his 80’s. I was really concerned for her well being and she wasn’t doing all that well on her own besides she was very lonely. I took her under my wing for several years and helped her with her shopping, errands and cooked her meals. Bonnie was a retired school teacher and was really sharp for her age. We became great friends as time went by. She lived in a retirement mobile home park, which was great as the neighbor’s looked out for each other as much as they …show more content…
It is a Scandinavian design Erkones chair. They are called Stressless and because they are anti-gravity and they are very comfortable. It has a simple, clean, streamlined and functional design with bent wood supports for the arms, a wooden circular base and a matching ottoman that goes with it. They are the only recliners endorsed by the American Chiropractic Association. It is covered in nice soft textured leather and reclines to any position. The Swedish are very talented designers and use simple lines that really appeal to me. The first Stressless chairs were made for the Norwegian market. Stressless was the first recliner in the market to take into account that people with different builds have to have different chair sizes in order to sit comfortably and to ensure maximum support for the entire body. They actually measure you when you order a chair so it fits your body perfectly. With its characteristic and innovative Scandinavian design it has gentle curves and you really do feel the anti-gravity support when you are