Health care proxy

The War That Changed Everything Cries of pain, tears and agony; all from one event in history, which was the Vietnam war. This war changed everything, lives from all over the entire world. Thousands of lives were taken just from this one war. More than fifty percent of the men who had died were US citizens, which means thousands more American families were affected. Some lived, and some died, but most of those who walked out alive, still had the horrific memories of those certain years in their…

Imagine arriving back home after fighting in a foreign war and being spat on. All of the hard work and treachery that just ended with the war turned out to continue after it was over. During the 1960s-1970s, American soldiers fought in the Vietnam War. When the soldiers arrived back home after the war, they were looked down upon and were never truly honored for their dedication and sacrifice. Nearly 58,000 service men and women went missing or died in Vietnam, and were never properly honored…

The historically crucial and turbulent era of the Vietnam War will forever be recalled and remembered as an iconic turning point in our nation’s past, marked by human rebellion against a war perceived by many as immoral in a quest for peace. The Vietnam War took many lives, and changed even more forever. Was it all worth it? The grim effects of the war pushed people to the brink. The nightmare that was the Vietnam war lead to iconic self expression that can be used as evidence we participated…

The American soldiers that came home from the war between the Vietnam War and World War II were treated differently by the public when compared to each other. The soldiers that came from World War II were greeted as heroes and the country would celebrate for their return and acknowledging the hardships, difficulties and sacrifices invested during their service. (National Archives) Unfortunately, the Veterans of the Vietnam War were treated with no welcome-home rallies or honorable recognition…

The Vietnam War was one of the most controversial wars of its time. Many americans opposed of the war because they thought it was highly unnecessary with all the trouble that appeared based around how the young felt and the use of brutal weaponry. Even though some government officials thought they were doing the right thing to protect southeast asia's freedom. It wasn’t worth giving up the many of our own people's freedom. The senate claimed in their debates of the Tonkin Gulf (Doc 8) 1964…

Before they shot at the young citizens, they kept trying to force them away back to their dormitories, but it didn't work. They then executed their plan to officially stop the protesting on that campus. The ones behind the shooting obviously doesn’t care about the lives of…

The Vietnam War was one of the bloodiest wars in American history resulting in the death of nearly sixty thousand American troops even though most citizens back home opposed our involvement in the war. This wasn’t always the case though, when the United States joined the war effort in 1965 most Americans supported the decision whole heartedly. Our reason for joining was to stop the spread of communism but as the war went on it seemed like this reason wasn’t good enough for many American citizens…

The Vietnam War affected a lot of people, both directly and indirectly. With thousands left dead in the war with over 2000 missing, it’s not a surprise that many people were left grieving for the loss of a loved one or hoping for the return of someone missing. The article, story, and letter we read showcased the effects the war had on the vets that survived the war and the families of those who did not. I will explain the effects of the war on vets, their family, and their friends. and the…

of Legal and Ethical Issues in Long-Term Care In taking care of the elderly, ethical issues are brought up, one way or the other. Healthcare administrators continually find themselves in different situations where they are needed to make the right decision for the well-being of their patients (or clients), and their organization. Various things bring about ethical issues in long-term care, and religious commitment is not a very rare one in long-term care. Even though the United States recognize…

I think that it is incredibly beneficial to others to have that opportunity. The next time I go to set up this type of document I hope to have a better relationship with the individual to be able to actually discuss what I want in regards to my health care…