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Feelings in this empty room Will lead of three of us to doom Feelings of my broken heart Are slowly tearing us apart Moments bursting at the seams, Light the sky up just like in my dream Ashes scatter all around Just like all my feelings Gently we'll burn down to the ground.

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BOOK TWO IS UP HIGHEST RANKINGS- #1 out of 6k in living- #1 out of 958 in Leukemia-#2 out of 1.14k in cancer patient--#18 out of 14.2k in parents. Thanks to everyone for 1k reads and the rankings! Y'all are amazing! JUST SO EVERYONE KNOWS- I AM RE WRITING MOST OF THE CHAPTERS SO IT MIGHT BE A BIT MESSED UP. THERE ARE THINGS I NEED TO CHANGE BUT THE BOOK WILL STILL BE UP AND ONGOING. ~IMPORTANT: To anyone who might think the plot of the story is similar to someone else, I want you to know that while it may sound like it is, it is not. Yes, she lives with multiple boys, but it will not be like other stories. I have read a couple of the other stories like this, and I'm going to make sure that it is not similar to the other stories. Now continue to the summary ~ Besides her brother, Claira "Claire" Johnson only had her mom and her dad. Until she didn't. Her parents have been arrested for murder, leaving Clara and her brother Mason parent-less. No body knew what to do because they refused to be put in foster care or homes, so they asked their parents. After multiple tests and background checks, they are now being taken to her parents friends house. 2580 miles from their home in Massachusetts. Into the sunny city of LA. She wasn't to upset about having to move, seeing as all of her friends left her when they found out her parents are murderers, but now she is. Why? Because in this new house, she has to live with 7 other boys besides her brother. Now she has to learn to adapt to her new home.

Dr. Snehal Shankar Gaikwad Is the Director, Consultant Nephrologist, and best Kidney Specialist in Moshi at Swanand Kidney Clinic, Bhosari, and Imperial Multispeciality Hospital, Chikali. She is a renal specialist practising in Pune and PCMC and has 11 years of experience in her field. Acute kidney injury (AKI) is when your kidneys suddenly stop working properly. It can range from minor loss of kidney function to complete kidney failure. Acute kidney injury can cause a rapid decline in kidney function with symptoms of weakness, swelling, or less frequent urination. Acute Kidney Injury is an abrupt decline in renal function/ urine output over hours to days. This causes a build-up of excess salts &/or fluids and metabolic waste products in the body. The treatment for Acute Kidney Injury at Swanand Kidney Clinic is comprehensive and tailored to the underlying cause of the injury. Symptoms of AKI include: feeling sick or being sick diarrhoea dehydration peeing less than usual confusion drowsiness Who's at risk of acute kidney injury? You're more likely to get AKI if: you're aged 65 or over you already have a kidney problem, such as chronic kidney disease you have a long-term disease, such as heart failure, liver disease or diabetes you're dehydrated or unable to maintain your fluid intake independently you have a blockage in your urinary tract (or are at risk of this) you have a severe infection or sepsis.

Spinal cord injury is the damage that occurs anywhere in the spinal cord or nerves at the end of spinal cord. The injury is most severe and is termed as acute spinal cord injury when it occurs in the cervical region and results in quadriplegia or paralysis which affects arms and legs. The injury in spinal cord may be complete or incomplete and may occur in cervical, thoracic, lumbar or sacral region. Acute spinal cord injury occurs due to falls, accidents, sports or driving injuries, violence, infections or birth injuries. The disorder is diagnosed through blood tests, X rays, CT scan and MRI and requires immediate medical attention. X rays decipher spinal cord problems, tumours, fractures while CT scan throw light precisely on abnormalities in bones and discs through cross-sectional images. MRI employs magnetic field and radio waves to spot herniated discs, blood clots and other issues that cause spinal cord compression.

It was September 2013. I got a phone call from my friend who is a Major in the Indian Army. He had been transferred from Pathankot to Leh. For the sake of confidentiality, I cannot use his real name. So, I will call him Abhay; Major Abhay. Leh is the capital of Ladakh district in India’s northernmost state of Jammu and Kashmir. Ladakh: The land of passes; a high altitude cold desert in the rain shadow region of Himalayas that is home to some of the most stunning landscapes on the planet. The first thing that came to my mind was “What a lucky guy to be able to work in such exotic locations!” Once Abhay was in Leh, I casually enquired whether he would host me if I were to tour Ladakh and he immediately agreed. I knew this was not a trip that I could do with my family, considering my daughter was just 2 years old. So, I called up few of my friends from college who were also my roommates during my college days. Gopu and Hari jumped right in while a couple of others were not entirely amused at the plan. One thing led to another and before we knew it, we had arrived at a plan for our Ladakh “pilgrimage”. We decided to skip the peak tourist season (July-August) to avoid the crowds and also the early season (May – June) to avoid the bad roads and numerous water crossings caused by the melting snow. So, September 2014 was picked and we decided to do a Delhi – Srinagar – Kargil – Leh – Manali – Delhi round trip in two weeks. It took us eight months to read through numerous blogs and research various car rental options in Delhi before arriving at the final itinerary. ================================= If you liked this excerpt, enjoy reading short travel memoirs and would like to read more about my experience, I would be pleased no end if you give my book, Himalayas: Through Heaven and Hell in the Hills, a try. It is enrolled in Kindle Unlimited and you can read it for free if you are subscribed to Kindle Unlimited

This is a story about a boy who's life was changed after a walk in the forest. Will this change be good for him? Or make his life get worse. Much worse? Read to find out <3

Fiqri is a tall boy, handsome, kind but he's cold-hearted. He is 18 years old this year. People like to call him 'Iqi'. He has a younger brother and younger sister. Besides, he also has a Foster sister that is very caring and also a cold-hearted. The girl is 17 years old this year. Even though they live far away and only meet at school, a disaster happen. The girl, Zaira, is going to transfer to another school with her rich step sibling, Megat. Fiqri is very sad to see that and he promises to always remember her and meet her again one day. Zaira would just smile and nod. And what's more, Megat has a crush on Zaira and decides to take her away from Fiqri. Also, Zaira have a crush on Fiqri but she is 'sisterzoned'. Zaira decided to be 'another person' so she can be with Fiqri. Will the girl choose the Prince or the Brother? #18 in romance (21 March 2017) #8 in romance (23 March 2017) #4 in romance (24 March 2017)

Kidney failure, also known as renal failure, occurs when the kidneys can no longer function properly. The kidneys are essential organs that filter waste products and excess fluids from the blood, regulate electrolytes, and produce urine. When kidney function declines, harmful substances can accumulate in the body, leading to serious health complications. Kidney failure is defined as a significant reduction in the kidney's ability to filter waste from the blood. This condition can be classified into two main types: acute kidney failure (acute kidney injury) and chronic kidney disease (CKD). Kidney failure is a complex condition that requires timely diagnosis and appropriate management strategies tailored to each patient's needs. Kidney failure treatment in Pune is a critical aspect of managing one of the most common urological conditions that can significantly impact a patient's quality of life. With advancements in medical technology and a range of specialized healthcare facilities, patients in Pune have access to effective treatment options for kidney stones. The treatment for kidney stones often depends on the size, type, and location of the stones, as well as the patient's overall health. Facilities like Ruby Hall Clinic, Sahyadri Hospitals, and Swanand Kidney Clinic are equipped with advanced diagnostic tools and experienced urologists who provide personalized treatment plans.