A long time ago, I was admitted to Ambo University and my friends received me. We went to the dorm and I packed my bags. One of my friends told me to go to the cafe, so we went there as he said.
After four days of eating injera, I suffered from an abdominal ache. I went to the hospital for treatment and received medication there for the abdominal ache. However, as I followed the doctor's instructions about the prescribed drug, there was no change, and I decided not to eat injera.
I asked one of my friends how I could get bread, as it was provided with a ticket. He told me to go to the student services and present my case to them, as they might be able to help. This was on Saturday.
On Monday, I went to the student services and found him in charge in his office. I asked for the privilege to discuss my issues and he allowed me to present my case. I raised my voice and told him everything concerning my situation. Then, he considered my problem and gave me a ticket for bread to show to the cafeteria workers, as it was mandatory.
Over the next three days, I felt better because I started eating bread and everything was good. The student services staff had addressed my needs and provided me with an alternative meal option, which allowed me to resolve the health issues I had been experiencing from injera-based meals. With their assistance, I was able to continue my studies at the University without further complications.
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A long time ago, I had been admitted to Ambo University and my friends had received me. We went to the dorm and I packed my bags. One of my friends told me to go to cafe, so we went there as he said.
After four days of eating injera, I suffered from abdominal ache. I went to the hospital for treatment and received medication there for the abdominal ache. However, as I followed the doctor's is instructions about the prescribed drug, there was no change, and I decided not to eat injera.
I asked one of my friends how I could get breads, as it was provided with a ticket. He told me to go to the student services and present my case to them, as they might be able to help. This was on Saturday
On Monday, I went to the student services and found him in charge in his office. I asked for privilege to discuss my issues and he allowed me to present my case. I raised my voice and told him everything concerning my situation. Then, he considered my problem and gave me a ticket for breads to show to the cafeteria workers, as it was mandatory.
Over the next three days, I felt better because I started eating breads and everything was good. The student services staff had addressed my needs and provided me with alternative meal option, which allowed me to resolve the health issues I had been experiencing from injera-based meals. With their assistant I was able to continue my studies at the University without further complication.
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