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    cousin then procceeded to storm out of the house. Once the couple took a close look at the kids they realized that the food hadn’t been opened or the diapers. Their kids smelled strongly of urine like they hadn’t been changed since they had left. The parents were very angry by this and just wanted some answers as to why the cousin didn't take care of their kids as she should have. The columnist responded by validating the mothers feelings of anger that her kids weren’t taken care of as they…

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    My first exposure to a concussion was when one of my friends in my freshman year hit her head on a bathroom door, causing an injury that prevented her from concentrating in class or doing homework and required her to wear sunglasses indoors for a few weeks. While I had sympathy for my friend, I had never experienced a concussion myself and had trouble imagining the experience. How, I wondered, could such a seemingly small injury could have such drastic effects? However, this unit has drastically…

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    and dirt eating up the land. As the first, I was their pride and joy while we lived in small,log cabin and then on a horse ranch. My parents expected the most from me since I was their only child and celebrated my growth through the years. Their family rejoiced at the birth of me and my future as a part of their family, the first grandchild to my parents’ parents. We lived on a horse ranch in Wyoming at the time my dad got offered a job. This job entailed us moving to Arizona so he could work…

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    he left my mom alone until I was about 3 or 4. My first, painful memory is of him and my mom arguing. All I was told about my childhood was that my mom and dad would constantly fight. We used to live in a basement apartment. I remember hearing my parents argue in the room next door. All I heard was screaming. I ran to the room and what I saw is the reason I don't depend on anyone. He had my mom's clothes and a pair of scissors and was just cutting away at all of it. I specifically remember this…

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    substance use disorder. She was referred by her mother and was not enthusiastic to attend treatment, further stating that she "does not have a problem and is not addicted to Marijuana and is very happy with her life". Historical Information Jane's parents divorced when she was 6years old. She explains that she never really spent any quality time with her…

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    Everyone has parents. Humans come with two, whether the individuals mentioned are in the child's life is a different matter. The focus however is: What is the best parenting style? One of the most debated topics in the current society. A common scapegoat used is that "good" parenting is perspective based. However how can these perspectives account for the effects on the child? Nature versus Nurture theory has been thrown into the mix regarding how children turn out as they are. Francis Dalton…

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    1. In Maurice Sendak’s Where the Wild Things Are, a little boy named Max, after dressing up as a wolf and causing trouble, is sent to his room without supper by his mother. Max dreams that a forest and an ocean have materialized in his room, and he proceeds to sail for “almost over a year” until he encounters an island full of wild things (Sendak). There, he becomes the beasts’ ruler, but loneliness and the smell of food eventually call him back to his room, where he finds his dinner waiting for…

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    Richard Yates "The best of everything" In the short story "the best of everything" Gracie's coworkers give her gifts and take her out to eat the Friday before her wedding. Her spouse Ralph got a bonus from his boss and calls Grace to set up a date for later that evening, but feels upset because his male friends do not pay any attention to the wedding or anything that is going on the week before. With the wedding coming up so fast, Grace is still indecisive about the choice of her husband Ralph…

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    April 4th is my birthday. I turned 15 this year. I had a little party for my birthday and I invited a couple of my friends over. My friend Kammy and my best friend Alenia. Kammy bought me unimportant stuff but Alenia. She bought me a lot of stuff. My favorite gift of all time, my favorite animal, a turtle. It was a yellow-bellied turtle. So, Kammy came home with me after school, I had to do chores so she helped me do them, that took about a half hour to do. Afterwards, we went to my room…

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    Leslie Garrett’s article, “You Can Do It, Baby!,” conveys that parents and teachers are working against children when it comes to their futures. The article concentrates on the premise that our parents tell us that ‘We can be anything we want to be.’ It is told from the view of twelve-year-old Gwenyth and her reaction to be told that she can be anything when in reality she can’t. The author believes that we are causing more long-term negative effects on our children by telling them that they can…

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