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    Many people take America for granted and do not appreciate all the veterans who have served for their country and many who have sacrificed their lives. We as people do not understand their experience and how traumatic it was for most of them. They do so much and we do so little. We the people can pay back our debt with just simple acts. If we raised money and just built them a decent home, we would show how thankful we are. Veterans should feel independent at their homes that fulfil their…

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    Walking into the Veterans Affairs (VA) hospital for the first time is an experience. The shining academic center had gaping hallways, sizable windows, and modern technology. At the VA, the space was smaller, windows fewer, and portable computers were rare. After weeks of walking the halls, I started to notice different things. Everyone I passed greeted me with a jovial “Hi!” and I began to notice the different pins and hats signifying where people served. This was a population I wanted to work…

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    Our veterans helped us with so many things in the past, but the most important one is freedom. Without independence, our generation’s everyday life would be played out so much differently. If you know who Morgan Freeman, Elvis Presley, Johnny Cash, or Chuck Norris are then, you’ve known an USA veteran. For example, Morgan Freeman, enlisted in the United States Air Force in 1955 and trained as a fighter pilot until after four whole years of his training he left the Air Force. His exact words…

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    For veterans, sacrifice is a constant in their lives, be it the sacrifices they make at home, to leave their family and friends behind them for their country's sake, or on enemy lines, when they're selflessly putting their lives at stake for us. They become veterans because of their patriotism, their dedication to those around them, the pursuit of freedom, and for their beliefs. Everything this country is built on is protected by veterans’ blood, sweat, tears, and hard work. These sacrifices and…

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    to think about how important our veterans are to our nation’s history? Well I need to tell you that without them we wouldn’t be the nation we are today. Without veterans we might have not won some of our hardest wars. Without veterans we probably wouldn’t have won WWII. We also wouldn’t have won the Revolutionary war. If we did not win this war we wouldn’t have won our independence and we wouldn’t be the same country we are today. If we didn’t have these veterans we would have lost the Civil war…

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    To the veteran thank you for doing that you were called to do so that we can do what we want to do freely. Quote by lovethispic.com. It means they give us freedom. Our veterans have sacrificed their life for us and have gone to war a lot and have done this for us. They leave their families to protect the U.S.A they have been threw a lot to to get to where they are. They could have been killed. If they ever end up dying in war they would have known what they did to die . They deserve respect…

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    to help eligible Veterans, and their dependents when applicable, obtain and maintain permanent housing.” The case manager begins by completing the Housing Assessment form with the eligible veteran and as this is being completed the case manager is also bearing in mind prospective service opportunities, available resources, and conceivable challenges to housing stability. The result of this process is the Housing Stabilization Plan followed by the case manager guiding the veteran through the…

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    Celebration was upon them. The bankers wife’s father was being honored for being the oldest person in town from the civil war. Joey and grandma set out on a mission without Mary Alice. They went and visited Uncle Grady, a Mexican war veteran, which makes him an older veteran than the bankers wife’s father. The set things up and return home, Mary Alice still no where to be seen. The Centennial Celebration was upon then and grandma takes Joey to the talent show, to his surprise one of the acts was…

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    Being a combat veteran myself I always put the needs of the veteran first to offer the best possible service available. Volunteering to me is a very important part of human services to others since it offers a chance to give back and make a meaningful contribution to individuals. It is a one of the main values of social work. One of the key reasons on the decision to take this path in earning my master’s degree in social work was the lack of services to most veterans. My own experience…

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    make it my duty to make someone else’s life better. I have always possessed the quality of compassion, as well as the desire to help others, which have ultimately made me want to become a social worker. As a social worker, I hope to work with the veteran population in order to provide them with appropriate resources. While working in the field, it will be essential for me to remain cognizant of my strengths and weaknesses, the social work core values, and my personal and professional values. My…

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