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    Ask anyone who knew my grandfather, and they'll tell you how much of an inspiration he became to others. He was always this simple minded man, he knew how things worked and understood how to make others happy. When someone needed advice, you could always ask him anything and there was nothing that he couldn't answer. My grandfather never turned sad, but instead optimistic on how things might turn out to be in the end. It was around on October 3, 1935 that his world would change forever as his…

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    sounds funny and that, "it's not an awesome name," and then I would hit them with the story. I was named after my great grandfather. He was my best friend. I did everything with him. I would go to work with him, I would watch college sports with him, I was with him more than I was with my Mom and Dad. One day my Great Grandfather, my Grandfather, and I was working and my Great Grandfather told us that he was going to run to his shop, that was only one mile away from where we were, to grab…

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    I held my grandfather's hand as he stepped out of his wheelchair and onto the couch. My grandfather suffered the loss of no feeling on the left side of his body. My grandfather had suffered a stroke this past summer and the consequence was no feeling on his left side. For one month of my summer break, I was my grandfathers caretaker. I helped him move from his wheelchair to the couch. I assisted in getting him into bed. I was the left side of his body. Through that one month, three times a week,…

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    When I was in the sixth grade, my maternal grandfather was diagnosed with Multiple Myeloma, a type of cancer that was not familiar to me but I knew it was serious. Even as a sixth grader, I knew that cancer was a typically used to describe a disease that could turn fatal. My family learned that the cancer would not end his life and he could lead a fairly normal existence, which he did to the fullest with the exception of monthly doctor visits and the occasional surgeries. As I matured, I was…

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    that that is not right. Debbie also mentioned that Christian has a high regard with his grandfather that he follows him whatever was asked of him without being frustrated or aggressive. He said he is very close to his grandfather who taught him a lot of things like skating and rock climbing. Unfortunately, he cannot be present an interview as he works at night. However, the worker suggested that the grandfather be updated of the participation of the Society, and if he has anything to say,…

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    discussing the family’s health problems, ethnic history, their understanding of the disease and providing nursing interventions to help this family reduce their genetic health risk. The three generation family I choose to write about are all males, a grandfather ninety-seven, a son seventy-six and a grandson fifty-two years old. All are…

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    Eldred: A Short Story

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    her warming the child’s face to get her attention. This said much and none of it was good. “Now you will tell me what is going on child or so help me, I will show you a thing or two that your grandmother had used to make me yield.” “My grandfather had taken away the only man I have ever loved so we can never be together ever again.” “All right,…

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    How many of us have ever just back down when we meet challenges? Where people did not even try putting in the effort of resolving the problem or pick up all the pieces of where we fall from and the difficulties to get back up. Have you complain about decision-making needed every morning? Both stories I have read are going to make a value to our life and the understandings of certain choices are very crucial in our life. In the story, Border Town and To Live both book talks about a personal…

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    I am today. It all started in 1954 in a little town called Macon, Georgia. My grandmother’s name was Mildred Mathews, and my grandfather is Jackson Moore. My grandparent’s met while they were in high school, and I admire that they are high school sweet hearts. My grandparent’s attended different high schools. My grandmother went to Miller High School, while my grandfather went to Lanier High School. Back then, the schools were segregated in a way that Miller High School…

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    work ethic in whatever job we possess. Due to World War II, my grandfather dropped out of high school and joined the Navy and my grandmother dropped out of high school to go to work. Both eventually acquired their GED in the 1970s. My father and sister are the only members who have acquired a Bachelor’s Degree. Gracie and Bridgette have an Associate Degree while Sean and Earl completed some college but never…

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