You are required to write a XXXXXXXXXXword personal (fictional) account entitled: “The emotional...

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You are required to write a XXXXXXXXXXword personal (fictional) account entitled:

“The emotional burden of living with my complex condition”.

You will need to:

• Identify a person you have worked with as a mental health nurse – someone that resonated with you – someone for whatever reason touched your being.

• How would their story be represented as a:

✓ Poem

• What is your patient’s story?

• What is told as known?

• What is hidden?

• Are there any obvious epistemic injustices?

❖ You must write this assignment in the First Person. This means that you will need to use “I” when referring to yourself.

❖ If you refer to published literature, you will need to reference any sources that you use, as outlined in the Harvard Referencing System. (About 5 current references.) HARVARD REFERENCING STYLE.

As this is a narrative account, you must write it in the First Person. In other words, you can use the term “I” to refer to yourself.

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Name of the Student:
Name of the University:
The patient’s name is Myles, whose age was 20 when he was sent to the emergency room by the campus police of the college from where he got suspended many months ago. It has been reported by a professor that Myles walked inside the classroom and accused him of taking the fess of the tuition and refused to leave. 
Even though Myles was successful academically when he was a teenager, he started behaving very odd from the last year. He no longer met with friends and quit caring about his social pursuits and appearance. He started to wear the same clothes every day and bathed very seldom. He used to live with many members of his family but hardly spoke to them. While he was not talking to them, he told that he had clues about his college that it was just a front for an organised operation of crime (Searles 2018). He was also suspended from college due to his missing of the classes. He often mumbled quietly to himself and seemed to talk to people many times who was not present there. He seemed emerging from the room asking his family not to talk even though they were quiet. 
Myles started to talk regarding organised crime very often, so he was brought to the emergency room by his sister and father. He was examined there and was observed to be weakly groomed young person who seemed preoccupied and inattentive. He was never known by his family of using alcohol and drugs, and the screening result of drugs was not positive (Green, Horan and Lee 2015). He was not eating the meal which the hospital staff offered,

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