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greet your loved one. Ask the same questions often. Look at family photo albums with the person ... . Items for rehab Bring some things to rehab that hold meaning for the person: Photos of family or

bumps on the eyelids A pupil that looks white instead of red in a color photo A difference

you. Always be sure to carry your own photo ID, a certified copy of your child’s birth certificate ... also be sure to bring comforting objects, such as stuffed animals, a blanket, or photos of family and

, in case you take a nap. Pack other personal items that comfort you like: Photos of loved ones or ... pets An inspirational photo A copy of an uplifting quote A spiritual item, like a

on a date? Does the person have cartoons, photos, or other things in their workspace that might

examination;radiation;pictures of bones;picture of bones;photo of bones;internal organs;x-rays;x rays;radiographs

can also look at the thickness of the retina. Photos of your retina. These can show any

are some ways to show you care: Make something special (a card, a memory book, a photo album of ... . Fill their room with lots of photos of the 2 of you together. Have a candlelight dinner in bed

listen to music or watch TV Photos of family and friends You will also be given a list of items ... for you to play when you’re feeling lonely. Decorate your hospital room with photos of family

Bring the chemical container to the emergency room or take a photo of the container if it’s large

a biopsy). Or it can be used to take color photos of the inside of the body. Different types of

photos of your rash to the appointment can be helpful. Other tests may be needed to figure out what

: Photos taken regularly over the years. These are used to see physical changes. Blood tests

Help for loved ones in mourning (bereavement care) must be available for a year after the person’s

photo. If you see a job listed on LinkedIn that you’d like to apply for, check under the company’s

you take photos of valuables and store them with the list. A. True

photos and police reports. Remember that help is available. You have the right to live without

there. If you work in a high-security area, be aware that posting even a casual Facebook photo of you

. The camera will take photos. It will not hurt. Ask the healthcare provider if you have any

contact lenses. Bring your glasses. Be sure to bring health insurance cards or forms and a photo