Personal Narrative: DH Was In Her Room Asleep

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When i arrived, DH was in her room asleep. Third shift gave DH her medication. DH slept until noon. She took her noon medication and a two peanut butter and jelly sandwiches for lunch. DH refused the roast. After she ate, DH went back to her room. DH informed me she has not been feeling well at all. DH's sister stopped by around 2:30 and questioned if DH is taking her medication. Her sister informed me the doctor will be calling tomorrow to order a new medication.

When I arrived CK was in her room asleep. She received her daily medication. I asked CK around 10 if she wanted to come out and watch a movie in the living room. CK stated, no she wanted to sleep all day." CK are roast and two peanut butter jelly sandwiches which she independently

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