"Respectful affection for a fallen monument" (Faulkner 145). Miss Emily was a lady portraying the pure essence of Southern refinement. This idol could not be understood or related to but simply uphold without question. Her way of life was not one of struggle but of status. She was lost in her own reality of the present, still as a rose frozen in time. This woman, the delicate flower of the community, was lost in her own perception and belief of the world. Emily was given compassion without request due to her label and status of being a lady that eventually contributed to her own destruction. "Emily is exempted from the general indictment because she is a real lady-that is, eccentric, slightly crazy, obsolete, a ‘stubborn and coquettish decay,’ absurd but indulged; ‘dear, inescapable, impervious, tranquil, and perverse’; indeed, anything and everything but human" (Fetterley 195). In order to be a woman in the South, one must be of a certain character. Any form of decay cannot tarnish this role or character unless you wish to retreat from the consistent status presented to you. Emily was a true incarnation representing the scale that originates in classism. Her character, however, engulfed the women and led the innocence to death in life itself. This immortal figure was a constant shadow hanging over an area of confusion and tradition. A tradition, which allowed Emily to fall deeper into the abyss of retreat and unconsciousness until reality was seen as a complete dream, filled with foolishness. In the community eye Emily’s life was one of normal progression, but no one really knows the truth behind closed doors. "Nobody sees Emily. And because nobody sees her, she can literally get away with murder" (Fetterley 195). How sho... ... middle of paper ... ... was evident considering she died when her father or controller passed on into the future leaving Emily to fend in the present or dwell in the past. Works Cited Brooks, Cleanth. "On A Rose for Emily". Literature for Composition. Ed. Sylvan Barnet. New York: Harper College, 1989. 190-191. "Comments on A Rose for Emily". Literature for Composition. Ed. Sylvan Barnet. New York: Harper College, 1989. 189-190. Faulkner, William. "A Rose for Emily". The Norton Introduction to Literature. Ed. Carl E. Bain. New York: W.W. Norton and Company, 1995. 145-150. Fetterley, Judith. "A Rose for A Rose for Emily". Literature for Composition. Ed. Sylvan Barnet. New York: Harper College, 1989. 193-196. West, Ray B. Jr. "Atmosphere and theme in A Rose for Emily". Readings on William Faulkner. Ed. Bruno Leone. San Diego: Greensboro Press, 1991. 65-73.
The exact mechanism of migraine headaches has not yet been elucidated. Gene studies, combined with the high correlation of family history with migraine susceptibility, give considerable evidence for a significant geneti...
Meningitis, it’s an infection in the cerebral spinal fluid and inflammation of the meninges; the three outer layers of the brain. To be more specific, those three layers are called the Dura mater, Arachnoid mater, and the Pia mater. There are three main types of meningitis that will be discussed throughout this paper; viral, bacterial, and fungal. Each form is very similar but they all vary in terms of causative organisms, treatment and severity. Although meningitis is not very common, it can become very severe and always needs to be treated immediately.
Our patient Ms. Blum is a 28-year-old white female who presents with symptoms of a migraine, such as waking up by a severe headache that she states is often made worse when she turns on the light. In addition, Ms. Blum presents with several factors that can trigger her migraines including her lack of sleep, her stressful life as concluded by her statement that this has been a difficult period in her life and her approaching deadline to turn in her dissertation, her weekend alcohol consumption, her menstrual cycle since she notices that a couple of days before her period starts she experiences these headaches, also she states that food doesn’t seem to appeal to her and it takes her effort to eat a meal, and her diagnosis of major depressive disorder.
Meningitis is defined as inflammation of the meninges, which are the thin membranous covering of the brain and spinal cord. There are different variations of the disease which include bacterial, viral, fungal, parasitic, and non-infectious.
Eventually, both stories have similar endings where most of the characters regret an action that changed their life. As a result of bad choices, they end up in the wrong paths. We are building our future every day by the choices we make, but some of them might lead us to events that can change us in a good or bad way.
First, The Declaration of Independence searches for the justice within the current society and stretches for justice within themselves as independent leaders. The United States declare their much-deserved independence, stating “…that all men are created equal; that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable rights…” (Jefferson 156). The justice of God provides rights to all men that are not revocable; no one can rightfully take them away. Mankind should pursue the discovery of justice within not each other, but themselves. They must come together to form a union. A united group of people all organizing the principles of justice into rights within society to create equality of individuals. The King of Britain abused his rule over the colonies, providing unjust governing and destructive safety. The Declaration of Independence abolished the differences among the people of the nation, and linked them together to find justice within a passionate group of individuals.
My mom became a victim to this illness after she had my youngest sibling. She has now lived with primary migraines for about seven years and the cause of her condition is unknown. The possible factors that can lead to migraines include, hormones, caffeine, stress, anxiety, and many others. Similarly, the journal “Providing Care for Patients with Chronic Migraine: Diagnosis, Treatment, and Management”, by Stephen D. Silberstein states, “Other comorbid factors should be addressed, including sleep disorders, neck pain, fibromyalgia, and obesity” (Silberstein). My mother has gone through many things in her life which relate to many of these factors. Therefore, doctors have not been able to determine the cause of her
Migraines have had an effect on how I perform my duties at my job each day. Painful migraines cause many issues for me while I am at work not allowing me to perform at 100% of my ability. Most of the time, I have an annoying sort of background headache that sits behind my eye. This unpleasantness requires constant strain to concentrate on my work and not on the irritating throbbing behind my eye. However, this irritation is not the problem. It is the migraine that visits me at least once a week and its events foreshadowing the attack. My neck becomes stiff, giving me my first clue of what is soon to come. The neck ache triggers some anxiety because I know an explosive pain is just ahead. The pain and anxiety take away my focus from my job. My brain
Aura symptoms need to be documented in the history as with all other documentation of diagnosing headaches. Migraines are more frequent in the early morning, although the attack may occur any time throughout a day. Migraines cause throbbing head pain, nausea, changes in the appetite, discomfort to be in lighted area, and discomfort with sounds. The pain can be debilitating or moderate in pain depending on the severity, duration, states, current medication use and triggers. MOH are more common cause with migraines, although triggers are unique and vary from smells, sleep changes, medications, stress, anxiety, depression, hormonal factors, to unknown etiology, furthermore each patient treatment should be
Everyone who came on earth doesn't lives at the same place or same country. They live on different parts on earth to live to grow their family in different countries. If someone leaves their country or their house they have born in or grow up in they have a big reason behind it. Every country has different cultures, food, festivals, religion, and color of people. When the people of those countries decide to move to other country maybe because they were facing a lot of problems back home for example kidnapping, fights, war, for better future, for peaceful life.
One theory suggests that migraines are manifested by a phenomenon called cortical spreading depression (CSD). The patient may experience an aura prior to the start of migraine pain. CSD is described as a local disturbance of the brain function that is characterized by a temporary, local suppression of the spontaneous electrical activity in the cortex that spreads over this region of the brain, and appears to be the symptom of CSD (Sprenger and Goadsby, 2009).
A migraine is a severe, debilitating headache that hosts a large variety of neurological symptoms such as throbbing pain on one or both sides of the head, dizziness, nausea, vomiting, disturbances in vision, numbness in face or extremities, sensitivity to light, sound, smell and touch. An individual experiencing a migraine may suffer from one or many of these symptoms during an attack. Each migraine attack can vary in it's symptoms and severity making it difficult for a correct medical diagnosis to be made. About 15-20% of people experience aura symptoms (visual disturbances) before the onset of their migraine (About Migraine, n.d.).
Environment is extremely important when it comes to migraines and trying to cure them. Being in a calm, quiet, dark environment is a great way to help minimize the pain. There are different environments that work for different people. Every person needs different places when you get a migraine. There are not many different things, but a few that every person is different and needs in order to help manage a migraine. Every person that has migraines gets different symptoms when they have a migraine. There are people that can not
MNE’s in developed economies do not face financial problems for entering into emerging markets due to availability of low cost of manufacturing equipments, materials, skilled labours and trained managers whereas the opposite applies to the emerging markets entering into developed economies.
The Cardinal is painted as a detached, manipulative, important official in the Roman Catholic church who is contrasted by the Duchess' fervent personality which illuminates the power of the female presence in the play. Through his relationship with his mistress, Julia, the Cardinal shows his lack in emotion. In opposition to the Cardinal's relationship with Julia, t...