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    from the severe anxiety of dying. With Louise, it seemed as though she had accepted the odds and was ready to move on while retaining a good sense of humor. It reminded me of my grandfather’s death and the life he lived. I was 14 years old when my grandfather died, he was 93 and had some form of cancer that the doctors didn’t notice until the last 3 years of his life.…

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    inform my audience about strokes and the importance of knowing the symptoms. Attention Getter: On the night of August 14th, 2011, my grandfather awoke my grandmother. He complained of headache, dizziness, weakness and had slurred speech. At the time, she did not realize my grandfather was having a stroke, even though she was a retired outpatient nurse. My grandfather did not reach the emergency room until hours later. According to the American Stroke Association every 40 seconds someone in the…

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    My grandfather was born in 1923, and his mother (my great grandmother) was Weronika (Veronika) Biernacki. Weronika Biernacki’s maiden name was Karmanska. She was born February 16, 1893 in Konstantinow. The exact location of her birth remains nearly impossible…

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    interdependence. Interdependence is when a change in one part of a family system results in changes in the others (Galvin, Bylund, and Brommel 59). While the family goes on a road trip, their grandfather dies. After he dies, the whole family experiences interdependence. The four men of the family, embrace the role of the grandfather, by making sure Olive, the youngest child, accomplishes her dream. The mother, Sheryl, assumes more of a prudent role by making sure Olive is comfortable in her own…

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    on the tribe of Umafia. One of the most interesting developments is the main characters son Nwoye. Nwoye goes through major changes in his live from his “brothers” death by his father's hand, his father being distant because he is much like his grandfather, and he father disowning him because he wanted to be christian. Nwoye was affected deeply by the death of his “brother” because he had grown very close to him as he joined the family. Ikemefuna is nwoye's adopted brother and the one…

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    In chapter 8, Walter talked a lot about Harlem. He started noticing differences between him and Mickey. Walter also noticed that his race played a large part in his life. On page 85, it said that the idea that race played a large part in his life process was becoming clear to him. Walter knew that blacks didn’t have the same chances as whites. He wanted to be without race, because he knew he would never be white. One day Walter’s friend, Eric, told him about a party. A boy named Eddie said that…

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    scared out of your mind, well you shouldn’t feel that way because even though you’re feeling lost your family is right behind you helping find your way back. Alfredo II, a tall man with a bushy beard and a quick mind in difficult situations, and my grandfather Alfredo I, an old man with dark brown skin, and a silver tongue. They were both born and raised in Mexico, and had come to the United States for a better life. Mexico the land of the red, white, and green, it holds a place in my heart…

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    sentences and dialogue, Lisa Anderson shows the lesson death can change a person. Because of this whole epidemic, Mattie has grown more mature and independent which is a theme that Lisa Halse Anderson displays near the middle to end of the book. Her grandfather died while robbers broke into their house trying to steal things. From there on Mattie was all by herself hunting for…

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    Literary Essay There are two recurring themes shown in Laurie Halse Anderson’s historical fiction novel, Fever 1793. One is the simple act of being grateful. it is important to stop and think about how lucky you are when someone else is surely in a worse situation. Another common theme is perseverance and the clear effort that the characters show in attempting to survive the fever epidemic. Some can even argue that within perseverance, is selflessness. Appreciation and perseverance are two main…

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    person has in there life. In this essay about the two Native American rites of passage. Rites of passage are generally something that comes up in your life, in the short story of the medicine bag, Martin recieves the medicine bag to carry on his grandfathers tradition where in the short video of Dachyna’s rite of passage is about her turning into a young woman in her tribe. To begin the comparison we will talk about the similarities between the story of the Medicine Bag and the video An…

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