At the age of 43 he made the decision to jump out of a plane.
The idea scared the living daylight out of him but the reward of finally feeling like a real man was worth it. So all geared up away he flew — the plane’s door open during the whole flight.
Trying hard not to gag in front of anyone he approached the door once they were above the clouds.
Don’t think you coward! Just jump! What’s the worst that could happen? Living like this is far worse than the shoot not opening, he thought.
So he jumped and fell towards the Earth at 120 mph.
He felt at peace as he fell. Frantic thoughts did not cross his mind as one might think. Just peace.
When he hit the ground and stood up tears filled his eyes.
He would never be a real man.
That ship sailed long ago.
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Hope this helps,
Davinia.
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Answer: If she decides to seek help for her anxiety and depression she may <u>develop skills and strategies to cope with her grief.</u> She may also <u>decrease her chances of dropping out of school. </u>
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Explanation:
By seeking professional help with her depression and anxiety, Mackayla will learn how to cope with her mother's death. She will learn coping skills that will help her to stop drinking and closing herself off from friends. She will also be able to attend school since she is seeking treatment and learning coping skills. If she doesn't seek help, she will only spiral into greater depression and addiction to drinking.
Answer:
"I should expect a low-grade fever and swelling at the site for the next week."
Explanation:
Percutaneous transluminal coronary angioplasty is a surgical treatment for patients with coronary artery clogging. This procedure involves the installation of a balloon catheter that increases the flow of blood to the heart, with the objective of relieving the coronary arteries. The place where the balloon catheter was installed in the patient should not have swelling or bleeding after surgery, nor should the patient have fever. For this reason, the patient who says "I should expect a low-grade fever and swelling at the site for the next week" shows that he needs more teaching about surgery.
