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Personal Story: Hospital Experience and Family Support
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Personal Story: Hospital Experience and Family Support

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How long had Malala been separated from her family?

  • A month
  • Fourteen days
  • Sixteen days (correct)
  • Twenty days
  • What was Malala's initial observation about her parents' appearance?

  • They looked tired and exhausted. (correct)
  • They looked the same as before.
  • They looked younger and more energetic.
  • They looked older but more vibrant.
  • Why did Malala's parents touch her cautiously?

  • They were worried she might break. (correct)
  • They were trying to fix her injuries.
  • They were afraid of her new appearance.
  • They wanted to play with her.
  • How did Malala realize she was speaking in simple sentences?

    <p>She saw the surprised expression on Atal's face.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What was Malala's intention when she tried to smile at her family?

    <p>To reassure them that she was okay.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What was the author's main concern when speaking with her father on the phone?

    <p>Returning to school for exams</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What was the author's initial impression of Birmingham?

    <p>A calm and organized city with uniform houses</p> Signup and view all the answers

    How many hospitals did the author visit before arriving in Birmingham?

    <p>4</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What was the author's reaction when her parents finally arrived at the hospital?

    <p>She cried and wept with joy</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What was the duration between the author's departure from Mingora and her reunion with her parents in Birmingham?

    <p>16 days</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Malala's Experience in the Hospital

    • Malala's tube was removed, enabling her to make a call to her father in which she begged him to bring her schoolbag as exams were approaching.
    • Her father promised to be by her side in two days, but the delay extended to several more days.
    • Dr. Javid arranged a third call to Pakistan, during which Malala's father promised that the whole family would arrive soon.

    Transfer to a New Room

    • On her 10th day in the hospital, Malala was moved from the ICU to a new room with a window.
    • She was surprised to see a gray and rainy sky, with uniform and organized houses below, unlike the cities she had seen on TV.

    Reunion with Family

    • Dr. Javid informed Malala that her parents were arriving, and she didn't believe it until her bed was tilted up to greet them.
    • After 16 days of being apart, Malala was finally reunited with her family, including her parents and annoying little brothers.
    • The emotional reunion caused Malala to cry uncontrollably for the first time since her ordeal began.

    Malala's Observations

    • Malala was shocked by her parents' aged appearance, with gray hairs and wrinkles, and realized that the experience had taken a toll on them.
    • Her parents were concerned about her appearance, with a bulging left eye, half her hair gone, and a drooping mouth.
    • Malala was speaking in simple, baby-like sentences, as if she were three years old, which surprised her brother Atal.
    • Despite her condition, Malala tried to reassure her family that the old Malala was still inside.

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    A personal story of a hospital stay and the struggle to stay connected with family. The narrator is eager to return to school and compete in exams. The story highlights the importance of family support during difficult times.

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