Burn Survivors

My goals are like every other person; I go for the most outgoing ones that some people don’t even know about. One of my greatest goals is to be in a cooking competition and do my best in it even if I don’t win I want to leave everyone wanting more. Another of my goals is to be on the big screen in any sporting

Most importantly, in addition to achieving my personal goals, the major goal in my life is to become an active functioning member in society. As a doctor I will give back to the community by volunteering to host blood drives or going to third world countries to deliver vaccines to the poor. However, on top of being a doctor I hope to give back to the community through my Eagle project and other service projects I have worked on. I am proud to go to Boy Scout meetings and help the younger Scouts achieve their goals of ranking up. With Boy Scouts I have had multiple opportunities to give back to the community. I remember on during this past winter during the Christmas Tree fundraiser we helped an older lady who could not lift her tree outside of her living room. With the help of a few other scouts we took off several ornaments, left on the tree, and carried the tree down to the curb. I am looking forward to continuing these experiences with Scouts, after I achieve the Eagle Rank.

I do not have a goal in mind. There is no deadline or additional information I can provide for my dream. I want to make a positive impact on the world. I want to have an outstanding legacy.

My goal is to be happy and successful in life. I will accomplish my goal by getting a good education, falling in love, and excelling in band.

If I could make anyone smile , feel encouraged or loved by simply offering my time, words and even smile then I would feel very accomplished. My second short term goal would be to be a leader and voice to those in my school who has faced homelessness. This is very dear to my heart because I was homeless twice. I was once shameful of my story until I realized that it was my story and I should own it and use it for the service of others. As I grow and mature throughout my senior year I have realized that everything I been through and everything that God put in me is suppose to come out of me for the service of others. I have a deep passion in my heart to tell my story of self in hopes that it will reach someone who went through the same thing. I want to let them know that there is nothing to be ashamed and to encourage them through it. My last short term goal is to graduate high school with honors and a high gpa. Growing up I was the troubled child in the class, at least that's what my teachers told my mother. I was always picked on by other students which affected my school work , and caused me to become

to God and I want more than anything to be a shining light for the Lord in all ways including

After reviewing the case of Cameron Todd Willingham and the suspected murder of his three children, Mr. Willingham was beyond a doubt innocent. There are multiple articles and facts that point to the wrongful conviction and execution of Mr. Willingham on Feb. 17, 2004.

He is a man who experienced a lot during his lifetime. He was homeless, he was an alcoholic, and to top it all off, he was in an abusive relationship. Despite all the tragedy in his life, he still continued to be a good and successful person who made people feel better about themselves, which can be seen in the following quotation when the narrator and his wife chatted: "'He's wonderful,' she said. Something of Ray Bowlen had passed into us, and we were better for it.” There is no mention of what was so special about Ray that would make others a better person, he might have been just a Ray died abruptly and suddenly without his death tarnishing the memory of him being a strong person, unlike the narrator’s father who was a tough guy all

A traumatic event that happened was when there was a fire. I remember that the fire was just a mile from our house and that we would have to evacuate. My family I loaded the car as fast as we could. We packed as much as we could and everyone else in the neighborhood were also packing and moving out. We moved out, but got stuck in traffic. The fire was literally behind us, burning acres of grass and forests. My sister had asthma, and so she had to fight it off by constantly coughing and such for she didn’t have her inhaler. She coughed all the way until we had gotten to safety and she had gotten an inhaler. I remembered leaving my pet dog, Penn at home, and so I rushed back by myself to let him out. Fire was right near the house, and I tried

My goal in life is to help people who are less fortunate than me. I want to help even if is just one person. Because that one person can change the world. Trying to figure out what I want to do without knowing how to help someone is hard. There is some many jobs and careers out there where you help someone, but I want to help someone more than one time. Making this decision is hard, it will be the reason for what I do for the rest of my life and that is scary. It is scary because I do not want to regret my decision. I do not want to look back and think in should have decided something else. I want to make the right decision the first time. Making the right decision for the rest of my life is something I do not look for to

The movie Escape Fire clearly states the facts that currently affect the healthcare system in the U.S. and proposes solutions that are at our reach as individuals, as a community and as a country. We are a country that sets the tone for almost everything that is popular in the world and something as necessary to our livelihood as healthcare is, we certainly are not on top of how to set that tone in that aspect that should be as popular as the air we breathe. We have the ability to change the game as it is suggested in the movie, and persuade the behavior changes necessary for all Americans to make in order to control the management of diseases culture that we are currently in and turn it into a

Seeking to bolster their theory of the crime, prosecutors turned to John Lentini, the fire expert, and John DeHaan, another leading investigator and textbook author. Despite some of the weaknesses of the case, Lentini told me that, given the classic burn patterns and puddle configurations in the house, he was sure that Lewis had set the fire: “I was prepared to testify and send this guy to Old Sparky”—the electric chair.

Burns affect approximately one million Americans every year. (American Burn Association 2007) They are the most common household injuries, especially in children. Burn pain can be one of the most intense types of pain. Burns can cause be caused from many things such as: fire, steam, liquids, sun, heat, radiation, friction, electricity and chemicals. Thermal burns are the most common type of burns. These burns are caused when skin comes in contact with flames, hot metal, liquid or steam. Everybody tends to over-exaggerate every now and then. But when you get a burn, it is always nice to know certainly if it is serious. This is why everyone should be able to classify, treat and prevent burns.

My goal it to help the less fortunate kids around the world. I will be working with the Operation Christmas Child program to make sure kids get presents for christmas. For their presents I will put fun toys and some everyday materials they need. By the end of June I will have made all the presents in boxes, wrapped them and store them until Christmas time when they get shipped out. My evidence will be a picture of me sitting in front of all the boxes.

My goal in life is to make a difference in this world whether it be in medicine or whatever I decide to make my career out of. Helping people is something I am passionate about. I enjoy seeing the smile on their face when they see someone doing good in this world. I want to be able to tell my patient that they are cancer free. I want to lift their worries and fears right from their shoulders. I want to change their lives and give them their lives back after fighting for them. I want to change medicine. When people are diagnosed with cancer , they think they are going to die, I want to make them say, “is that it?’ because they know they will live through it. One day, I am going to change lives and medicine as we know