I have had a kidney transplant. About 1987 I was diagnosed as having Polycystic kidney disease (PKD).
In 2003 my kidney function had dropped to about 12% and I started haemodialysis. I had to go to my local hospital 3 times a week for 4 hours each time to do dialysis. I was taught how to use the machines and one was installed in my house so I could do dialysis at home. This gave me the freedom of when to do dialysis but is would take 6 hours each time (including setting up and cleaning the machine). This was a big chunk out of my day!
In 2007 a friend offered me one of his kidneies. He went through the various test required and it was found that his kidney was compatible with me. August 2007 I had a kidney transplant.
The transplant has given me the opportunity to lead an almost normal life. I have had some problems since the transplant buut the kidney itself is functioning very well.
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If you're going to be a writer you need to learn how to make your own conclusions. The conclusion comes out of what the rest of the story is -- you don't make that part up first usually. Finish your story and you should have a good conclusion in mind when you get to the point of needing one. What do you think would logically happen if someone broke into your house in real life?
The animated series "Superman X" is the only story where that is the case.
I'm not sure what you're asking with this question. Who is Leigh and why does he or she need an idea?
The exposition in "Caught in the Organ Draft" sets the scene and introduces the characters, providing necessary background information to understand the story. It establishes the setting, the characters' roles, and the situation they find themselves in.
a symbolic story is a story which has a meaning for something or someone or a religion.
She was probably replaced by Barbie.
If you steal someone's story for aboriginal art that is plagiarism which is an offense.
To get out of a yarn story, you can gently steer the conversation by acknowledging the story's enjoyment and then redirecting to a different topic. You might say something like, "That's a fascinating tale! Speaking of stories, have you seen any good movies lately?" This approach shows appreciation while smoothly transitioning away from the yarn. If needed, you can also excuse yourself politely by mentioning a commitment or needing to catch up with someone else.
It most likely started with the Phantom of the Opera story, in which the phantom would play the organ. The organ can be made to sound very eerie and surreal, thus making it ideal for "evil" characters.
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an autobiography
An orgin story tells about how something or someone came to be.