Foremost, another scene that caught my eye and discussed in class was Andrew’s brother; Task 1 accepting the reality of loss development factor (Walsh, 2009) Increasing awareness and vulnerability. His brother’s showed heightened awareness and sensitivity. Also increased awareness of the vulnerability with Andrew and his brother’s emotions, guilt, anger and shame in a scene when Andrew was in the hospital, he let him know; I always love you and I will see tomorrow; knowing Andrew may not be alive. Last statements of a dying person can be good for the living survivor. According to (Walsh, 2009) Greif in context of Anticipated Loss can reside in a medical setting, hospital primary care and that is where Andrew had taken his last breath. However, he was not alone; he was with his life partner Magill and Andrew expressed, he was ready to go.
Continuing, the case of Andrew Becket against Wyatt, Waller, Ciphered, and Brown, Andrew seeks counseling only going to several lawyers and was turned down because he had AIDS, and going against a well known law firm was a challenge for any …show more content…
In North American diverse ethnic cultures basically towards death in cultural terms can be identified as denial Americans use high recognitions about the person like she passed away or passed and passed on all in current use. Another inference is discussed in class that Americans sometime fail to plan their own death, leaving the responsibility up to the family. However, Andrew he planned his death and made it easy on his family that is also an American tradition to pay for your funeral and leave the family your belongings. It does depend on the individual or if he/she is ill, they will choose a person to handle all these situations; Lastly, American will recognize the person who has passed on. The family or friends will sometimes worship them even if they could not get along with the
Continuing, the case of Andrew Becket against Wyatt, Waller, Ciphered, and Brown, Andrew seeks counseling only going to several lawyers and was turned down because he had AIDS, and going against a well known law firm was a challenge for any …show more content…
In North American diverse ethnic cultures basically towards death in cultural terms can be identified as denial Americans use high recognitions about the person like she passed away or passed and passed on all in current use. Another inference is discussed in class that Americans sometime fail to plan their own death, leaving the responsibility up to the family. However, Andrew he planned his death and made it easy on his family that is also an American tradition to pay for your funeral and leave the family your belongings. It does depend on the individual or if he/she is ill, they will choose a person to handle all these situations; Lastly, American will recognize the person who has passed on. The family or friends will sometimes worship them even if they could not get along with the