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Essay Writing Task 1/8-30-16 Performance Task: Narrative

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Abby Newbould10-30-16 PERFORMANCE TASK: Narrative

Hello, Is this Baileys mother? it is who is this, and why are they calling ?I am the school 's principal, your daughter fainted, she 's not moving and she won 't wake up. Oh, my gosh I 'll be right there I 'm walking out the house right now. I hung up on the principal I don 't understand what 's going on with my child but I believe she will be ok. I called my husband he didn 't pick up I 'm all lonely and I don 't know what to do, so I called the neighbors to take care of my son. I went to the school and there she was lying down on the floor not moving or waking up. I picked Bailey up set her in the rear seat and drove her to the emergency room. The doctor took her to the technician 's room, and he told me that when she wakes up, they will take a test in the MRI machine. The technician said “the people do go nuts in the MRI machine," I said “Bailey will be fine.” After I said that Bailey said her usual “mom” phrase for when I embarrass her. After the MRI test I asked Bailey if she was ok and she said she was fine. The technician told me the results of the MRI test, he said she needs more tests.Bailey has to stay overnight in the main part of the hospital so the nurse …show more content…

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