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    Stephenson Memorial House

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    drafting the Illinois constitution. He was relatively healthy up until his death on October 10, 1822, at age 54. Gen. Stephenson died with a particular illness,…

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    tragedies include a main component of death. The Tragedy of Romeo and Juliet, is no exception to the tragic themes of death, romance and overconfidence. In Romeo and Juliet, County Paris is a rich, handsome bachelor. In the Tragedy of Romeo and Juliet, County Paris is brutally killed. The three reasons for Paris’s untimely death are Friar Lawrence, Paris himself, and Lord Capulet. Friar Lawrence, in the first place is one of the reasons causing Paris’s death. If he hadn’t come up with the…

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    Introduction The film The Split Horn The Life of a Hmong Shaman in America focuses on how health and illness is dealt with in the Hmong culture. It is about the life of a Hmong family who moved to Appleton Wisconsin from Laos and how they are adapting to this new place. The journey of a Shaman 's family is explored and it is expressed that they have their own set of traditions in their culture but when this family moved to America it was learned that it is difficult to carry out traditions.…

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    Conflict In Gran Torino

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    The opening scene of Gran Torino introduced the conflicting relationship that the main character, Walt, had with his family members. This particular scene began in a church in which Walt’s wife’s funeral was being held. Walt watched as his grandchildren filed into the church to pay respect to their deceased grandmother. Contrary to displaying a comforting attitude toward his grandchildren, he stared at all of them in dismay as they each approached their seat inappropriately dressed for the…

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    Throughout the years I’ve always found it easier to look at a culture and notice its unique features compared to fully understanding my own. Growing up in a rural community of Green Bay, Wisconsin presented me with minimal experiences of other cultures making this particular assignment incredibly intriguing for me. My parents grew up very poor and neither of them had much when they moved to Green Bay, both of them had to work extremely hard to get to where they are today. Because of this they…

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    Family Reflection

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    What I’ve learned about families whose children have special needs The most valuable information I’ve taken away from this course is to stop feeding into my fears and just asks the questions. Taking the risk to ask the families whose children have special needs will open the pathway to many opportunities: bridging the families relationship with the school, creating an open dialog between both parties, and knowing what resources the families or students may need. This semester I came to realize…

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    Hmong Culture Analysis

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    persecution and killing of their people. They have experienced the oppression and hardships involved in immigrating to a new country with new customs and new values. It is not a surprise that the Hmong culture is gradually decreasing as time goes by (Nursing 220, 2016). The younger generations growing up in America are not as inclined to learn about the old customs (The Split Horn, 2001). It the future, there will not be many people left to teach the young Hmong people their traditions and about…

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    In the fall off 2008 I found myself sitting in a briefing room experiencing death by PowerPoint, in this three-hour block of instruction were where being instructed on the culture customs norms and laws of the Iraqi people as part of our deployment train up. I would experience this again in 2011, during train up for Afghanistan. Myself and my fellow soldiers were going to a different country that while there may be some similarities to ours in terms of culture, norms, beliefs there for the most…

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    Native Americans The Native American culture is unique in their aspects of death, dying and the afterlife. As professional nurses we need to be aware of our individual beliefs about culture to provide culturally and spiritually sensitive care to our patients. Currently in Minnesota there are 60,916 individuals who are Native American, which makes up 1.1 percent of the total population of Minnesota (Stratis Health, 2017). Beltrami County has approximately 45,000 residents, and 21 percent of the…

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    Child Bereavement Uk

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    charity that been affected by the loss of a child and bereaved children. Her 2017 book “Grief Works: Stories of Life, Death and Surviving” was published…

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