Love Medicine

being executed, but many ask why Pocahontas save him. Legend has it that Pocahontas was in love with John Smith who was in his mid-20 while Pocahontas was 14. Many argue otherwise according to national park services they argue that the saving of John Smith was an acceptance initiation by…

What exposure have you had to osteopathic medicine? 500 words My first exposure to osteopathic medicine came when I sat down to interview Dr. Andrew Barnosky, an Emergency Physician at the University of Michigan Hospital in Ann Arbor. I then shadowed Dr. Nina Censoplano for a morning round at the Pediatric Intensive Care Unit at C.S. Mott Children 's Hospital. As I developed an interest in emergency medicine, I shadowed Dr. Ken Bishop for nineteen hours in the Emergency Department at the…

Author Joseph Sheridan Le Fanu wrote the story called Schalken the Painter. This story tells a tale about a man named Schalken, who is a talented Flemish artist who is in love with Rose Velderkaust, the ward of his painting master, Gerard Douw. However, due to Schalken being extremely poor, his marriage gets rejected by her father Gerard Douw in favour of a suit pressed by a rich, mysterious old man named Minheer Wilken Vanderhausen of Rotterdam. However, as he gets to know this man, Schalken…

What I learned in my reflections was that my parents knew I wanted to be a doctor before I did. As a child, I often skipped between career prospects. However, there was always some interest in medicine. I had been interested in becoming a neuropaleontologist because the brain fascinated me. I had also been interested in working in the financial area of a biomedical engineering firm because of the help technology provides to patients. After years…

activities. Here at Providence, we value God working in us and through us. Galatians 5:13 commands us to serve one another in love. This includes everyone; not just those that are easy to love. Love is an action, as outlined in 1 Corinthians 13:4-7. It calls for us to be patient and kind, and not to be rude, grouchy, or demand for things to be done in our own way. Love never gives up, and neither do we, the employees at Providence. We strive to treat our residents with this at the…

A Geisha by Arthur Golden. It starts with a young girl, Chiyo San. She lives in a old house, with an older sister, father, and very ill mother. He father cant keep paying for the two girls, and keep his wife healthy. So in order to buy his wife‘s medicine, he sells the two girls to a man who pays for young girls, to be shipped to a geisha house. Her sister and her are split and both plan to run away from their houses. Chiyo then runs into a famous geisha, who absolutely despises her. Her name is…

The field of Nursing and Medicine never failed to capture my interest although my initial interest came from observing the nurses providing care for my grandfather while he was in hospice care. The nurses that provided care for my grandfather showed great passion and zeal for their job and in those moments, I hoped to be able to provide the same comfort as the nurses I observed. The nurses’ attitudes and passion gave me a great sensation of comfort as I knew my grandfather was in good hands.…

When I heard you said, the name of the movie, “Something’s Gotta Give,” I was already asking myself so many questions for instance, what she or he got to give; who got to give what. I was really excited to wash that movie. Harry Sanborn is a perennial bachelor who only dates younger and beautiful women. Therefore he chooses to keep women in his life at very superficial levels, not allowing any of them to get close to him. Harry does not allow himself to get close to any of them either. Harry…

Phenomenal. Outcasts. Wise. These are words that you can use to describe Phoenix Jackson and Emily Grierson. Phoenix and Miss Emily were both two respected women in their communities. But, they still lived separate lives; Phoenix, an old, negro, former slave who will do anything to fulfil her grandson’s needs, and Emily, an old white woman who does not have to lift a finger because of her black housekeeper and her respected stance in her community. In my essay, I will touch on both topics.…

The tragedy that befell Lia Lee, a Hmong child, was a result of a power struggle between the Hmong and western medicine physicians, cultural impasse, and a conflict between who knows what’s best for Lia. It was too late before cultural medical reform occurred that doctors were beginning to view the person with the symptoms rather than the symptoms a person has. The Hmong were on one end of the spectrum where they believed that problems of the soul manifested themselves in the body and so…