4h Meeting Reflection

Before I started my day in Transitions, the Rn checked with her patients if they would like students to take part in the care.

This paper is a reflective report of the authors’ personal observations, thoughts, and experiences from attending one of the ‘Alcohol Anonymous (AA) meetings’ at Burnaby Fellowship Centre Society. It is a drop-in social club for recovering alcoholics and addicts where its members describe their experiences with alcohol or drug addiction, how they came to the society, and how their lives have changed as a result of attending the program. Burnaby Fellowship Centre Society is part of the AA group which is a self-supporting and independent body. Membership is open to anyone who wants to recover from addictions and the only requirement for membership is a desire to stop the addictions. The main purpose of the AA meetings is to help its members

It’s the middle of the winter of 2009 and my family and I are on our way to my very first meeting with the Three Rivers 4H Club. I am incredibly unsure about what 4H is, in fact, I had never even heard of 4H before my mother presented the idea to me in the spring of 2009. My mother brought the idea to me because I was tired of lying around all summer and I needed something to do. To fix this dilemma I was having, she did a little bit of research on the Internet for summer activities and programs around Carlisle and the state. That’s when my mother stumbled across an Iowa State University link for something called 4H. After she and I sat down and talked about 4H I found out that I loved the idea of all 4H is and what it does.

During the semester I attended different 12 step program in the South Bronx in churches around my community. Firstly, most of the people that attends to the meeting are Latinos. I was surprised to observe many Latinos in the meeting. My experience is that Latinos does not believe in mental health treatment. However, the room was filled of male adult’s Hispanics. The first time, I greeted the speaker who explained me how the meeting will progress. The meeting starts with a pray, and a brief introduction of each of the participants, just the name and the reason they are in the meeting. The speaker informed me as a group they focused on the abstinence and positive thinking for the most part. AA is trying to promote the idea of a superior believe

At eight in the morning on March 18th, my classmate Hallie and I showed up at the Administration building to go see a criminal court proceeding. The trail didn’t start until 8:30 am but we both wanted to get their early to ensure that we got through security and

I went to the San Bernardino City Unified School District Board meeting that took place on October 3, 2017. In this board meeting, there were a lot of interesting topics that that were discussed. The board members voted on various topics throughout the board meeting, the community could see the members’ votes. This board meeting focused more on High School students rather than on Elementary students.

Today, I am presented with a case that puts in question the violation of individual’s Fourth Amendment rights. This case also puts in question the rights of the authority placed in our streets, neighborhoods and towns to perform actions directed towards certain citizens in an effort to serve and protect the overall population. There must be a careful analysis in order to interpret the records of the incident that occurred to conclude who holds the most justified position in this case under the applicable laws. The Court of Appeals of the State of New York must also take into careful consideration the circumstances discussed and the ruling given by the District Court assigned to this case, which I

During my visit to my EDHE 105 teacher’s office, she encouraged me to attend two meetings for two organizations on campus. One was Alpha Epsilon Delta (AED), a health profession based honors society, and the other was the American Medical Student Association (AMSA), a student lead, pre-medical organization aimed towards helping better prepare students for medical school. I was unfortunately busy during the time of the AED meeting and could not attend, but I was free during the AMSA meeting and decided to see what it was like. At first, I was skeptical about going to the meeting, because I knew that I would not know anyone else there. I was even more nervous about it when I saw how many people actually showed up, knowing that I still did not know anyone.

I want to attend the SNMA Conference to learn about and discuss any improvements in medical education as well as learn how physician advocacy plays a role in health care and if there are any initiatives/programs to better improve patient career. I should attend the conference because I'm considering a 5-year MD/MPH track, so this conference would be an eye opener and my first introduction into the public health sector.

4-H is a youth development program that promotes the positive development of youth through areas of science, citizenship, and health. Being a notorious program

This is a case of a trespassing drug distributor and his blatant disregard of national park camping rules and regulations. (R.1-2,4-5,9.) At issue is whether the trial court properly denied Appellant Thom Yorke’s motion for a new trial. (R.1,4.) Yorke claims the court erred in denying his pretrial motion to suppress evidence seized from his tent. (R.1,12.) The trial court correctly found that Yorke’s expectation of privacy in his tent was not objectively reasonable. (R.3.) Thus, the warrantless search and seizure did not violate the Fourth Amendment and the motion to suppress was properly denied. (R.1,4,12.)

The HAHCA board members refuse to honor Citizen Ralph Timberlake’s Katzenjammer supplicants for permission to attend the HAHCA board subcommittee meetings. Far too long, Citizen Timberlake has sought a gratis copy of the legal authorities that authorizes the HAHCA board to encumber, any person attempts to attend the HAHCA subcommittee meetings, Alabama Citizen Timberlake’s attempts has been an exercise in futile, or to no avail. Given that the HAHCA is a governmental entity, the HAHCA board members are illegitimately denying Citizen Timberlake’s rogation to attend the HAHCA’s subcommittee meetings. Accordingly, the HAHCA board members are anathema to the Sunshine Open Meeting Laws; consequently, the HAHCA board members unlawfully renounce Citizen Timberlake’s entreaties to attend the board subcommittee meetings are revolting. Secretary Merrill, the HAHCA board members are committing misfeasance; HAHCA board members are flagrant violating Alabama Citizen Timberlake rights, their defilement tantamount to the action of a Mephistophelian. Inconsiderately, the HAHCA board members are marginalizing Citizen Ralph Timberlake and his beseeches to

When Ms. Reed let us know about this paper and what was going to be about at the beginning of the semester, I started to feel a little anxious to be completely honest. At that time, my idea of an AA meeting was a very dark place, with a lot of sad emotions. I feel like us, young people, love to glamorize alcohol. We like going to parties and saying how drunk we got, but as soon as we hear the word alcoholic we creep out. Even though a part of me was frightened about going to an AA meeting, another part of me really wanted to do it. My goal in life is to become a clinical psychology and this consists of a lot of empathy and understanding of how it feels to be in someone else's shoes so I felt like I could truly learn from this. I first wanted to go with my group of friends, just to have someone there with me, but after I thought that if I really wanted to experience this fully, I had to do it by myself.

Like many others, my perception of AA meetings were unfortunately shaped by television shows. Initially, I was excited to learn about overcoming alcohol addiction and was amazed by the variety of meetings that catered to people’s interests. However, after I had selected my meeting, I became somewhat nervous. I felt that my presence would be an invasion of someone else’s safe space, which in turn would impact their treatment negatively. My fears were exacerbated when I read on online AA forums that participants specifically avoided open meetings because of unwanted visitors, such as medical students and researchers. However, as soon as I walked into the meeting, I was welcomed by a member. After introducing myself and stating my affiliation with FSUCOM, I asked him if my presence would be troublesome for the members. He shook his head and invited me to take food from the table as they were celebrating their sobriety anniversary. I then sat down next to a woman who assured me that the group regularly receives visitors

Constitutional Issue at Stake: The ideals of the fourth amendment were at stake in this issue, it’s purpose