He tells that he have to wear prescribed eyeglasses due to a decreased in eyesight. He is dealing with nerve damage in his feet. Richard first became aware of a problem with his kidneys when he began to monitor his urination. He often found blood in his urine and felt pressure. When Richard became conscious of diabetes, he chose not to monitor his health, which is the reason for him to experience severe kidney damage. He also expresses health problems of leg pain, dizziness, feeling cold, shortness of breath, and nausea for the past month. His health making it known that he has acute kidney …show more content…
Richard and Sarah had attended marriage therapy when problems started to appear in their marriage. He states that he felt silly talking to a therapist, and they stopped going because he was not “crazy.” Richard also states that he has been feeling very anxious on the state of his health, family life, and his financial situation. He is unable to recall any abuse in his childhood. He mentions that he was a social drinker before his kidney failure, and has never tried drugs before. Richard’s social life is bland, as he describes it to be. His social life consists of his wife, two children, one parent, and his seven siblings. He rarely sees his siblings even though everyone lives in proximity of each other, but they are usually busy at different times. He has custody of his children every Wednesday. Friday, Saturday, and Sunday. Richard does not see his wife, which he shows interest in seeing her, but from his wife perspective, she does not feel the same way. There is some interaction between Richard and his coworkers; however, they do not see each other outside the