1. Writing and Me: Write a narrative in which you explore your relationship with writing. You might, for example, write about a positive or negative writing experience or how your relationship with writing has changed over the years. Although a narrative is a story, you will want to make main points that your reader will clearly understand. Use specific details, examples, and observations to support what you want your reader most to understand about "writing and me."
Health and Me: Write a narrative in which you explore your relationship with health and healthcare. You might focus on a particular incident or anecdote, such as a personal or familial experience with illness or wellness. Although a narrative is a story, you will want to make main points that your reader will clearly understand. Use specific details, examples and observations to support what you want your reader most to understand about "health and me."
Format
The smell of iodoformpermitted the room, not a word was uttered between any, the silence was deafening.
" I see your looking a little better now" the nurse said in a detached tone.
"yes, I replied. I'm feeling a lot..." but she had already walked away to the next patient repeating the same exact detached, unsympathetic, uncaring voice.
It had been three long days since I had to this cold, cynical and crushing building.