Mr. Anderson Case Study

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Mr. Anderson was born and raised by his mother Susan and father Ellison Anderson in Clarksville, TN. Mr. Anderson is the youngest child of their two children. He has an older brother Ethan, who is sixty-six years old. When asked about his childhood, Mr. Anderson stated that at around 5-6yrs old he remembers, his family being very normal and happy. He remembers having dinner every night together and going camping on weekends. He recalls, his mother being very happy in the beginning. However, after his father was deployed his family quickly fell apart. Mr. Anderson states that his mother started drinking and became depressed after his father’s death. At the age, 17 Mr. Anderson father died while serving in the army. His mother died from kidney

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