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    I want to train to become a Midwife to provide genuine, empathetic and holistic care for childbearing women during their pregnancy, labour and early postnatal period. I aim to empower women by promoting informed choice and safe Midwifery practice. I have always had a strong interest in the physiology of childbirth with a particular fascination in water birth and its link to normal labour/birth and how the promotion of normality in Midwifery practice can establish better outcomes and both…

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    Warrior, Kingston reports a complex portrayal of the 20th century experiences of Chinese-Americans living in the U.S in the shadow of the Chinese Revolution. “ White Tigers”, the second chapter, has the feel of a warrior epic. It is drawn from a traditional Chinese myth about a woman who fights in place of her father. It is separated into two completely opposing sections. the first one being the telling of Fa Mu Lan’s heroic story, portraying a strong, independent woman of courage, and the other…

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    More than the average traditional FTIC student. Consequently, the non-traditional student is less likely to engage in standard retention practice either due to the inability or the lack of inclusion. They typically do not get involved in clubs and organizations; they are less likely to reach out for help; even if the resources are available i.e. tutoring or counseling. Efforts designed for their retention should be explored. There is a growing population of non-traditional FTIC students. The…

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    Shared Pain, Reluctant Heroes With a 50 foot extension cord tied to his waist and the other end tied to the back of a truck, Robbie struggled to rappel down a 60+ foot sheer abyss towards the glacial waters of Lake Kachess hidden below the towering alpines, risking his life and his family’s future to rescue a stranger; the father of a teenaged daughter and her mother, whom Robbie, my son, and his wife, Kara, had come across only minutes ago. I was immediately thrown back to this perilous August…

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    Rationale Intimate partner violence (IPV) is continuously growing among college campuses in the United States (Lin, Sun, Wu, & Liu, 2015). Given the prevalence and growth of IPV on college campuses, having treatment options readily available for victim seems imperative. Thus, the group described in this proposal is intended to support college students who have experienced or are currently experiencing intimate partner violence. This group will be a psychoeducational group with therapeutic…

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    whittle down all by themselves in a short time. How does Acupuncture Interact with Other Medical Procedures? Acupuncture by itself is very safe and effective in treating most of the ailments. However, it is further effective when combined with modern medicine. It is common knowledge that some conventional treatments have severe side effects and takes a longer duration to heal. Combining them with acupuncture reduces the side effects and fastens the body healing. What is the Future of…

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    Acupuncture Essay

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    Acupuncture has a long history in human medicine. Its use can be traced back to ancient time. The rise in opioids use and because of its addictive effects, the medical community is looking into alternate therapy for opioids and acupuncture is on top of the list (MacPherson et al., 2016). In 1998 National Center for Complementary and Integrative Health came into existence within National Institutes of Health to conduct research for acupuncture effectiveness (MacPherson et al., 2016). Research had…

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    thousands of years China relied on traditional, “spiritual” medical techniques to heal any ailment. When Europeans began trading with and bringing Western influence to China, medicine was one of the last areas to change. Many Chinese people were reluctant to take part in Western medicine due to the vast differences between Western and Traditional Chinese Medicine and strength of tradition, as traditional medicine had been passed down for generations. However, Chinese medicine underwent a long…

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    crippling, and conventional medicine may not always be the answer. This is why people are seeking out other forms of medicine, including acupuncture. Learning about acupuncture could provide you with the information that you need in order to try out this medicinal practice. Acupuncture can be dated back over a hundred years and it has its origins in China. The first document that described the use of acupuncture was in The Yellow Emperor's Classic of Internal Medicine which can be dated back…

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    how to prepare and receive acupuncture It's conceivable that you have known about needle therapy, and you may even know somebody who has encountered it. Needle therapy is the endeavor to restore and keep up wellbeing through the incitement of particular anatomical focuses on the body. It should be possible either by a little needle or a laser.[1] If you're considering attempting this option restorative framework yourself, for a condition that is incessant, or one where Western solution…

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