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I was in and out of hospitals and trying to raise my daughter on my own. When I was twenty I met my husband. He never saw my faults he supported me through it all. We were friends for two years before we started dating and soon after we were living together. I few years later we talked about kids and went to a specialist to see if I could conceive. I had to slowly get off all my medication and started taking fertility treatments along with surgeries before I was finally…

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Interpersonal Process Recording While working as a nurse you must make goals for your patient and you must aid in them attaining that goal. As a nurse we use SMART format to create a goal for the patient; SMART stands for Specific, measurable, attainable, realistic, and timely. In my interpersonal process recording consists of me and my patient discussing why she does not allow many to help her and why she refuses to have any treatments done to her bed sores. My SMART goal for her is by…

Hey Boomer, I think I am going to request to be removed from being a mod. This pains me but I can't handle the fact that there are so many people that don't understand what a joke is vs what an attack or bullying is. I feel honestly that with that much of a struggle to identify that simple thing, the mods and admins are going to be at odds forever moving forward. My two bits that I want to say was said perfectly by Kuro "you can make a joke with out attacking someone." Very simple concept that…

winner. In life we all will experience some sort of event that will forever change us as a person and makes us see life differently. For me, winning the lottery is that life changing event I have always day dreamed happening to me. I believe a lot of good can come from such a change, however, with a change of this magnitude will also come some bad. Unfortunately, most people who will win the lottery will just use the money for their own selfish reasons, and not to help someone in need. I believe…

patience. She homeschooled all four of us all the way through school and was basically my Dad’s secretary and personal assistant with all of the many different projects that he did on the mission field. My mother is also just the person that if I ever need to talk to someone about something, I know I can call her and talk to her. She will listen, and she will understand. Because of the example of my mom, I want to serve and listen to others as well. Students can tell the difference between…

those barriers. That’s why it essential to know exactly what precautions to take while focusing on the communication gap, then deciding what approaches one can use that will be beneficial for all involved. Because of these barriers, “Too frequently we believe that we’ve communicated with others only to find ourselves sinking in a sea of misunderstanding…

Don't just say, we are safe; we are the descendants of Abraham. That proves nothing. God can change these stones here into children of Abraham. (Matthew 3:8-9) You kept me in spite of. I'm excited about that. You, Lord, have proved yourself over and over again in my life…

would be better off without Lennie, he doesn’t want. He loves and cares for Lennie; he enjoys Lennie’s company and big heart. When George and Lennie meet their boss after arriving, the boss asks them questions. When he asks Lennie a question, George answers for him. George is asked to let Lennie to speak for himself. The boss wonders why George “takes so much trouble for another guy”(22).George, looking out for their job, justifies Lennie’s silence by telling him,” He’s my… cousin. I told his…

This plays a role in dysfunction, because if both characters were in a proper relationship Jig would not feel the need to be validated by The American. Jig’s tone changes as the American gains control of their conversation, “‘All right. I was trying. I said the mountains looked like white elephants. Wasn’t that bright?’” (445) in which the American replys “‘that was…