Case Study Spoke With Cher Regarding Her Mom's Trust: Elizabeth Pounds

“The Palace” is located in the heart of the gables. It is one of the top notch awarded nursing home facilities for seniors stated by many families. Currently being an employee at this facility, I am learning the frightful stories of senior living. Even the Palace one of the most expensive, awarded senior living is actually a terrible place for the elderly. Especially, working at the Front Desk as the receptionist, I have seen firsthand how these poor seniors are forced into these haunted “luxurious” homes. The marble of the building has been often a misleading reason for placing their parent or grandparent in such terrible care. Most humans tend to judge by the appearance of the nursing homes rather than further investigating any violations that the facilities may have. From my own experience with my grandmother, I know it can be very difficult to take care of a senior citizen, especially when they suffer from various conditions and are just not safe in their home. Once adults become seniors, they require a lot of attention and assistance, which is hard when running a whole household and a career. But placing your loved one in one of these facilities can just shorten the amount of time they have to live. Also, it can be very expensive. Lastly, nursing home makes seniors feel the lack of freedom.

In the movie Mommie Dearest Joan Crawford shows many different types of personality disorders. Personality disorders are a deeply engrained or maladaptive pattern of behavior of a specified kind, typically they occur by the time one reaches adolescents and causes difficulty in personal relationships or society. Studying these psychological disorders can help us to identify and properly treat these abnormal functions that we acquire as we grow older. One way to learn how to identify these disorders is through movie analysis. When you are able to recognize these disorders through a movie they stick out in the real world much more. The disorders that I analyzed that Joan Crawford had were, Bipolar, Borderline, Obsessive Compulsive Disorder, and Narcissism.

Tiffany Rascon grew up in Gilbert, Arizona and is currently studying at the W.P Carey School of Business for her Economics major. Her decision to come to Arizona State University is credited to the fact that her older sister and brother both came to Arizona State University as well. So far, she enjoys the overall experience that Arizona State is offering her. The diversity the campus has within its student body is one of her favorites. She loves meeting people from all different walks of life.

Wendy Lankford was raised within a “traditional” family and grew up alongside her mother, father, and younger brother in my home state of Maryland. Today, she is married to Shane Lankford and together they care for three adopted sons; ages 22, 7, and 4. Wendy is a stay at home mom who is also actively engaged in her church community and with several nonprofit service groups. Both she and her husband have dedicated themselves to raising awareness and working on behalf of orphans, those with special needs, and those living in poverty.

On April 8, 2016 at approximately 1500 hours, I made contact with Heather Curtis at 8307 Centennial Road in reference to a domestic dispute. Mrs. Curtis stated that her husband Marc Curtis sent her multiple text messages to her phone stating that she couldn’t have the kids and that the police would have to kill him before he goes to jail or give her the kids back. This was the result of an argument after Mrs. Curtis refused to pick him up from work because he had taken her EBT card. Mrs. Curtis stated that he hasn’t been acting normal and may possibly be going through a psychotic break. Mrs. Curtis was advised to go to the Prosecuting Attorney’s Office to get a restraining order and given a copy of this report number. Mrs. Curtis was also

The interview with Chere Smith provided me with a great deal of experiential knowledge that are essential for my professional and personal life. Chere inspired me as a manager as well as a leader. The first thing I learned from this interview is that it is important to shared the mission, vision and the values of the organization you work for in order to have a meaningful career. Moreover, I learned the significant impact that managerial planning, coordination, decision making, time management, effective communication, participative leadership and motivation have on the management role. In addition, I also realizes that it is crucial to maintain work-life balance and flexibility as one move up the management ladder. The overlap between Chere experiential knowledge and propositional knowledge from Supervisor Management class give me the whole picture of what it takes to be a healthcare manager. In conclusion, this interview showed me the importance of the administrative and management role every healthcare manager plays in delivering quality healthcare.

1. What ethical issues are being debated in the podcast? The ethical issue being debated is selling organs. This podcast discusses all five sources of ethical standards utilitarian approach, rights approach, common good approach and virtue approach..

Laurie’s mother, the narrator, affects her ability to the story because he reliability is question because her son is the one who causes all the trouble in his kindergarten class. Laurie’s mother also believes her soon is a good kid and judges Charles’ parents for his outburst in class. You get this idea when Laurie’s parents both want to meet his mom at the PTA meeting. Laurie’s mother wants to “passionately meet” Charles’ mother. She wants to make it known that Charles is acting out in class and he needs to be punished for that. Laurie’s mother also is looking around to find Charles’ mother the entire meeting but cannot spot her. For example, “At the meeting I sat restlessly, scanning each comfortable matronly face, trying to determine which

Orville Schell wrote the article “Your Mother is in Your Bones” about The Joy Luck Club. Schell starts out by giving some historical background information on China, about those emigrating in order to escape Communism and how Asian immigrants didn’t fit in America as easily as Europeans did. He also talks about Chinatowns and other struggles immigrants faced. He talks about the strange phenomena where Chinese-Americans were bound to China by heritage, but they had never even been there. He then summarizes the events of the novel, focusing on June and her dynamic with her mother and the rest of the Joy Luck Club. He talks about the stories told by each of the mothers, describing them as surreal and magical. He says that the formatting of the novel using all the different stories places the reader into the shoes of a Chinese immigrant trying to navigate their way to becoming more Americanized. He says that the novel could’ve been written in a patronizing way or could’ve been cliché, but because of Amy Tan’s skills it was written beautifully (Schell).

Charles Weeks was born on a farm near Lawrence, Kansas in 1935. Although, he attended church services with his family regularly, his experience involving a farm related accident at the age of twelve opened his eyes to the uncertainly of life and that God holds the future in His hands.

Financial issues are a major source of tension as loved ones age. For example, if an elderly relative needs to move into a nursing home,

In an all girl gym class, a new girl is introduced as the other girl’s poke fun and being snobbery to her this leads to Cher taking pity on Tai Smith. Tai feels self-conscious and doesn't believe Cher and Dionne would be her friends. Cher sets out to improve Tai, the new girl at school Tai is obviously of a lower class than Cher; her clothes lack style, her hair is stringy and dyed a hideous red color, she likes to smoke “herbal refreshment” drugs. Cher decides to give her a complete make-over: a new hairstyle, new makeup, a new wardrobe. She forces Tai to exercise in order to improve her physique and wants her to read "one non-school book a week" to improve her mind. When Josh (step brother) states his disbelief, Cher proudly replies, "What,

The book ends by Katie still maintaining that she wasn't pregnant and didn't give birth or take any action that contributed to his death. This allowed her to plead no contest to the charges and receive probation, in lieu of a prison sentence. Her her relationship with Adam is unanswered.

1. In this case Kate shows different direct definitions to her children. Kate displays positive labels towards her son.

The trust was established 100 years ago on the basis of a desire to care for those who are in need, of Mrs Elizabeth Knox after her death. Currently it has 136 beds and provide a high level of care across the age continuum – for physically disabled young and elderly.