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    It was a mid-October morning and the determined sun rays that managed to penetrate my Burlington curtains were piercing my eye sight. I didn’t want to get out of bed so suddenly, but there was no way my mother was going to let me leave the house without cleaning it first. I dragged myself out of bed almost imitating a zombie. I did not dare look into the mirror as I left the room because I knew better than to not gaze at my reflection before spending 5 minutes in the bathroom. “Alexa you’re…

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    When one regards his or her happiness, it is with little relationship to their actual emotional condition. When asked if happy, most people generally respond with what they think the listener wants to hear. There’s some outlying circumstance that makes it so that happiness is not in that moment. There is taxes to pay, cars have broken down,or slanderous things were spoken about a person. Attributing happiness to the impact of situations in one’s life is an unintelligent thought . Granted there…

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    Willy Loman Mental Illness

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    Dream” and uses the distorted view he manifested to spend his life chasing dreams that will never exist. As M.M. Shariful Karim put it, “A careful analysis of Willy’s character, his… guilty conscience, failure, fatherhood and other dimensions of his mental manifestation will reveal the soul of a common man being affected by psychological disorders.”(59). Willy’s goal in life is to be like Dave Singleman, a man he met on one of his first sales trips. Dave was around 84 years old and was still…

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    it all hit me. I've have been trying to advoid my feelings for so long that I need to share them with someone so that they know the truth. I'm hurt . very bad. I try to hide it with a smile and laughter, and I'm pretty sure everyone buys it. I don't want anyone to know that I'm hurting right now. because I don't want people to treat me differently . however a little sympathy would be much appreciated. I'm still fragile. the wound is still fresh since it has only been 3 weeks since the day it…

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    There are days when food is a haven from daily chaos; there are days when you don’t have the time to savor food; there are days when food can be ruined by the words surrounding it. A cold wind sweeps through Muskegon as we walk into the hotel. Seeking refuge from the cold and from our hunger we search for the hotel restaurant. Breakfast is upon us. We walk into a dim room past the hotel lobby; several vinyl chairs and booths greet us. The air feels stale and flat, there is no one here except our…

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    Ms. Amber Jenkins had the appearance of someone who had been through a great deal in life. Her blue eyes were a little dimmed with a strange kind of sadness that made them seem to swim, her hands were callused and scarred, and her chin showed a little white scar. "Mr. Holmes, sir, I've come because something terrible has happened, and I require your services. Should you wish for pay, I have some eight pounds saved up. I know that isn't much, but it is all I have and if you won't accept it-"…

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    aspects of human health, but especially in terms of mental illness. Different conditions are more prevalent in men versus women that are actually related to society-constructed gender roles. Males are far more likely to diagnosed with disorders linked to violence and anger. While the public and media encourage them to be strong and fight if necessary, some take this too far according to doctors and their actions will be considered symptoms of mental illness, particularly in upper-class areas of…

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    Over 43 million Americans suffer from a mental illness of some kind. In the novel Mice and Men by John Steinbeck is it evident that one of the main characters, Lennie suffers from some kind of a mental illness. In the book Lennie seems to have the intelligence and behavior of a child, even though he has the brain of a child he is a very large and strong man. Despite Lennie having the mind of a child, and strength higher than most men he is very caring in the novel. In the beginning of the novel…

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    Mental Illness reform was one of the top issues President Obama addressed in his Gun control plan. However, how it will impact who can and can not get a gun is Hesselson's concern. "I don't know if the process would impact the vast majority of our consumers. My concern would be where the determinations are made for the mental health issues," said Hesselson's Sporting Goods Manager, Paul Perine. One of the measures President Obama proposed was trying to improve care for the mentally ill…

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    about the severity of mental illness. In her short story, “The Yellow Wallpaper,” Charlotte Perkins Gilman recounts the breakdown of her main character’s psyche. Jane’s story parallels Gilman’s life which was partially spent in a rest home similar to that in which Jane lives. Unfortunately, Jane is nowhere near as lucky as her troubled creator. Gilman uses her own personal experiences to tell a story that mirrors her own: the lack of treatment, the progression of the illness, and the terrifying…

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