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    Combatting the Tough Times Until one has actually experienced some difficult times, it is a very difficult thing to imagine or empathise with. But if the marriage lasted the average life expectancy, that could potentially be a 50 to 60 year relationship. In that time, anything could happen and it is important to be prepared for that eventuation. Ask these questions of each other by using some examples such as illness, business failures or financial hardship: • How would I react? • Am I prepared…

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    loved one alone is heartbreaking, but the death of a spouse can be unbearable. While some adults cope with a spouse death fairly well others are at risk of death for as long as 10 years (Kail and Cavanaugh, 2010). Women tend to have a longer life expectancy than men, therefore, over half of the women over sixty-five years old are widowed. There are only fifteen percent of men of the same age that are widowed (Kail and Cavanaugh, 2010). Widowhood is very difficult to deal with because the…

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    Title: Gene therapy is just a heart beat away. Sometimes you do not know what you have, until its gone. For example, you never appreciate how good a boss you had, until you are working for an inferior one. You never notice how much those in your family do, until they are no longer there. We never appreciate good health until we are sick, and we never notice the millions of times our heart beats in perfect rhythm, until it does not. Have you ever had a chest pain, and your first question was, Am…

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    aims and objectives of a care plan is that all individuals have full involvement in preparation of their care plan to live independently, have as much control over their life expectancy as possible, take part in society on an equal level, with access to gaining as much as a comfortable life and to have the best possible quality of life and retain as much dignity and respect as possible. For myself and all care workers and all other professions for Steven to live in a clean and safe environment,…

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    And his life is so different than it was before his transplants. It’s so amazing. He can breathe, he can work, and he can do everything normally. Watching him go into rejection after his first transplant was hard, very hard. It was harder for him than being sick originally because before his transplant, not being able to breath and being sick was just the norm. Then he had a taste of what life could be like, healthy and wonderful, and then it declined…

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    Life comes with a lot of gifts, and parenthood is one of them. Creating someone with the person you love and watching them grow can be the greatest joy of ones’ life. When a child enters into the world parents commit to always protect them from the harsh realities of our world. Unforturentaly, tragic events take place every day that are out of ones’ control. Brain death is defined as a person no longer having neurological activity in the brain or brain stem. Meaning no electrical impulses are…

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    instance, “Life-extending substances” in biology where it is believed and experimented on some known naturally occurring and artificially produced chemicals which can increase the life-expectancy of an organism like resveratrol (Baur, et al., 2006). There exists strong belief among scientists that boosting the amount or proportion of in the body of telomerase may help to maintain the protective caps at the ends of chromosomes which could prevent cells from dying leading to extension of life…

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    Work Life Balance "There is no such thing as work-life balance. Everything worth fighting for unbalances your life." - Alain de Botton In the light of the above statement, I would say that it cannot define an ambitious person's life any better but for his own sanity he will have to maintain a balance between his personal and professional life. Some time ago the limits of work and home were clearly defines. Today, work is prone to interfere in our lives — and keeping up work-life offset is not…

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    If there is no way for the patient to attain a quality of life, than physician assisted suicide could be the best solution for them. Patients should be given the option under certain circumstances and have the right to control their lives and grab the bull by the horns in order to maintain a sense of happiness in their life. This is why it should be legalized through all of the United States, to ensure that every patient is given the ability…

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    part of life, it was natural and not stressed upon. The transition from the land of living to the world of the dead was easy for people, and everyone made the dying process easy for their loved ones. Often times when a family member would be on their deathbed they would be surrounded with family while they were in the comfort of their own home,…

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