Post by EMILIA GRACELYN DAVIS on May 28, 2010 14:58:14 GMT
EMILIA G. DAVIS
Cinder and smoke
You’ll ask me to pray for rain
With ash in your mouth
You’ll ask it to burn again
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HAI THURRR~ MY NAME IS CHLOE and I HAIL
FROM EASTERN CANADA!
AREN'T YOU JEALOUS ;] YOU CAN CONTACT ME
BY PM OR AIM. OH,
AND I'VE BEEN ROLEPLAYING FOR 7 OR 8 YEARS NOW!
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Cinder and smoke
You’ll ask me to pray for rain
With ash in your mouth
You’ll ask it to burn again
• • • • • • • • • • • •
HAI THURRR~ MY NAME IS CHLOE and I HAIL
FROM EASTERN CANADA!
AREN'T YOU JEALOUS ;] YOU CAN CONTACT ME
BY PM OR AIM. OH,
AND I'VE BEEN ROLEPLAYING FOR 7 OR 8 YEARS NOW!
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[/b] emilia gracelyn davis* / FULL NAME
* / NICKNAMES[/b] em
* / AGE[/b] 17
* / GENDER[/b] female
* / JOB[/b] n/a
* / SEXUALITY[/b] bisexual (often behaves asexually)
* / MEMBER GROUP[/b] musician
* / CONDITIONS[/b] Emilia suffers from schizophrenia. Her symptoms are mostly negative – poverty of speech (alogia), lack of desire to form relationships (asociality), and lack of motivation (avolition) – though she also presents with hallucinations, mainly auditory. She also suffers from bouts of manic-depressive disorder, more specifically cyclothymia, presenting with tendencies to self-harm. As her symptoms were intermittent, she was admitted to stanfield on recommendation from her therapist, who hoped she might benefit from increased interaction with people her age.
* / FACE CLAIM[/b] darla baker
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[/b] playing piano. using soundboards. the moon, when it shines red. dandelions. weed. lightning. strawberries. clouds. overcast skies. grey. white. weeds. flowers. instrumental pieces. rhode island wine. fire. woods. macaroni and cheese. going barefoot. feeling in control of herself. understanding people.* / LIKES
* / DISLIKES[/b] small spaces. therapy. fruit. early mornings. cold weather. insects. nails on a chalkboard. being touched. needles. pestering. confusion. the term "crazy". brown eyes. tomato sauce. driving. sea sickness. putting her hair back. cooking. being pestered. instant messaging. being sedated. medical professionals. strangers. talking about her hallucinations. making plans. force. feeling out of control.
* / POSITIVE TRAITS[/b] intelligent. intuitive. creative. empathetic. accepting. spontaneously loving. spontaneously funny. talented. able to think out of the box.
* / NEGATIVE TRAITS[/b] passive. lethargic. apathetic. pessimistic. disengaging. inappropriate social responses. distracted. uncommunicative. fatalist. may behave unlovingly. [/size][/blockquote][/blockquote]
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[/b] Providence, Rhode Island* / HOMETOWN
* / PARENTS[/b] Paul Davis (48, winery owner); Katherine Davis (46, winery owner)
* / SIBLINGS[/b] None.
* / OTHER FAMILY[/b] Rebecca Davis (aunt, 45, attorney); Mia Lawrence (cousin, 15)
* / HISTORY[/b] Emilia Davis was born May 15, 1993 to Paul and Katherine Davis. After a brief stay in a Rhode Island hospital, the happy couple returned home with their daughter, and for the next ten years things progressed just as the two had planned. Emilia was a quiet girl, but fit in well enough with her peers at the private elementary school the Davis’ had enrolled her in. St. Mary’s, as it was called, claimed to utilize a progressive new schooling system, encouraging higher-order thinking in young children. When results were limited, however, its demise, though unexpected, was quick. Instead of moving their prized only child to a public school, Paul and Katherine sought to provide a stable environment by homeschooling her.
Emilia never quite went through the surly, teenage phase, but became increasingly withdrawn. Her parents – however worried – deemed her behaviour typical adolescent angst. Their attempts to ignore the situation came to an eventual stop when her depressive and manic periods culminated in an overnight disappearance. Homeschooled from age 10, she rarely spent time with other teenagers, let alone spent the night out. When she returned home the next morning, clearly high, her parents immediately sent the girl to a psychologist, who eventually coaxed her into admitting to auditory hallucinations. Medication was prescribed, and all seemed to be right. For a while.
In next few years, Emilia was officially diagnosed with schizophrenia, and later cyclothymia. Her medication seemed to dampen the affects, but any remissions were intermittent. Paul and Katherine found handling the reality of their child’s condition difficult. Even on medication, she seemed agitated and distractible. Her exile to Stanfield came in the spring of 2009, after a culmination of her instability resulted in the then 16-year-old setting fire to her bed – her first violent act. [/size][/blockquote][/blockquote]
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THIS APPLICATION WAS MADE BY MIADAY PARADE AND IS FOR HER USE ONLY.
THIS APPLICATION WAS MADE BY MIADAY PARADE AND IS FOR HER USE ONLY.
