What Doesn’t Kill You: A Life with Chronic Illness – Lessons from a Body in Revo

What Doesn’t Kill You: A Life with Chronic Illness – Lessons from a Body in Revolt by Tessa Miller
This paper should be a 2-3 page essay (single-spaced, not including references; references should be added on an additional page). You may submit a double-space essay, but that should be 5-6 pages long at that spacing.
Your essay will clearly and logically present your interpretation and point of view about a facet of the healthcare topic in question (Chronic Illness). You will substantiate that interpretation by citing sources such as the course textbook, journal articles in the primary and secondary literature, other works similar to the assigned reading, etc.
You should submit a PDF or DOC(X) document. Your submission will be scanned using the SafeAssign system in order to ensure that your work is not the result of any form of plagiarism.
In A&P II lecture, students must submit a reflection paper based on their experience of reading the book, and are expected to establish relationships between their understanding of the reading and the contents covered in the course. Potential areas of focus may include but are not limited to exploring the healthcare topic for different demographic groups (age, location, ethnicity etc), treatment options, history, pathogenesis, early signs and symptoms, etc.
Reflection papers are NOT book reports. You should NOT simply provide a summary of the reading. You must complete a 2-3 page essay that clearly and logically presents your interpretation and point of view about a facet of the healthcare topic in question, and substantiate that interpretation by citing sources such as the course textbook, journal articles in the primary and secondary literature, other works similar to the assigned reading, etc.