Family Reflection

When people watch this movie they can not be helped be touched by it. This film is about love, but it so much more than that; deep down the movie is about life and how humans deal with the ups and downs of it all. The

Liesel's life is far from fair, she didn’t deserve to have her brother die and be sent away to a new home. But it is part of life and we have to be strong enough to keep moving and not dwell on what happened in the past. It also makes me feel a new level of sympathy towards people living in war torn areas. The people of Munich were living in constant fear of being blown to shreds or taken away by the government which is a dreadful way to have to live.

Participating in the Putting Families First course allowed my training in patient assessment, patient care, interdisciplinary teamwork, and problem solving to be put to practice. I believe my team had a very successful outcome with this course, and I learned many lessons I will continue to apply and develop throughout my professional training. In particular, our team successfully employed the teamwork skills of team leadership, close-looped communication, adaptability, shared mental model, and mutual trust. Upon our first time meeting as a team, we immediately established communication via a messaging app. In addition to this, we reviewed the syllabus and requirements for this course before the first home visit to ensure we understood the expectations

With the knowledge of these psychological theories on old age and death and dying I experienced this movie in a whole new light seeing as I had perviously watched it before this assignment. I believe that the movie is a very good portrayal of the end stage of life and what a person goes through when losing a loved

I felt bad and disappointed when William committed suicide because Louisa makes him feel happy and joyful. In the end of the movie, William should have stayed with Louisa but he doesn't. Also, I understand why William committed suicide, as he is paralysed. Everything in his life has changed; what he thoughts it would be. He was happy but it was not the life that he was expected to be. He used to play every sport before, but after that, he can not play anything at all. If I was him, I think I will feel very bad because I can play every sport before but I can not play it anymore. If I walk through people who play sports and I want to play it, it reminds me that I am paralysed. After I watched this film, I understand that if someone intends to do anything. We can not change their mind. Even though how hard we tried if they are really intended to do it we can not stop them. This movie taught me that no one can have everything that they want. Everything can change. This movie relates to the wider world according to the study, they are nearly 1 in 50 people living with paralysis - approximately 5.4 million people across the U.S. a lot of people that are like William.

After the heartbreaking event, it weakened his human spirit to the point where he sensed despair and he had a tough time living his life because of with what he did. Throughout the film he continued to live his life with sorrow and one day he decided to end his life as guilt and depression started to take over his human spirit.

1. Family Dollar Implementing a Retail Strategy Family Dollar is one of the fastest growing discount store chains in the United States. During the last ten years, more than 4,000 new stores have been added to the chain, of which over half were added in the last five years. The merchandising strategy that drives this growth provides customers with good values on basic merchandise for the family and home in a small-box, neighborhood format. Its merchandise is sold at everyday low prices in a no frills, convenient, self-service environment. Most merchandise is priced under $10.00. Stores are located in a contiguous 44-state area ranging northeast to Maine, southeast to Florida, as

And that to me, is the most impactful aspect of this film. Out of love for their mother, Martha’s children decided to keep her alive, though she could not move nor go about her business as she once did. Is such a life worth living? One of the doctors from the Bone Marrow team, even questioned her treatments in the case of another patient as to whether or not quality of life was bettered by prolonging the life of said patient. If there is one thing this film has done for me, it is that it encouraged me to forewrite my wishes in incredible detail as to ensure that I may pass away on my own terms if possible. The burden of end of life decision making can be unbearable for some family members, and this can often lead to “bad” decisions or messy fights between family members. As death nears, it is necessary for families to come together to support the dying, and a bit of early preparation from the dying himself, surely can provide

Although this movie is life changing, it doesn't change lives completely through happiness. Bringing tissues to the movie might be a helpful tip. Most life changing movies are impactful because of tragedy. And although this is true, this movie could of done without it. The ending seems irrelevant and not entirely suited to the tone of the film. The motivation to pay it forward was already casted upon the audience. Therefore, a tragic ending is debatable depending on the

In my own opinion, the movie showed us on how obstacles and crucial challenges would test our faith with belief in god. The main characters encountered many trials, in which they got naïve and desperate just because they have a big amount of debt. It gives us the idea that, as a human being, we need to learn that, even if we trample and fall from many challenges and trials we should never leave god and always put the lord on top of everything. I know that in their case, they have become very desperate especially Egay (Father). He was tested about him paying a mass amount of money within 2 weeks, in which he tried many ways to gain money. Stealing, murdering, and also invading the property of the bishop. The film that we watched thought me that we need to hold onto faith, and always remember to hold firmly and never let go. No matter what obstacles or challenges you run into or trials that go up against, never lose faith even if bad things happen and you seem like your life and future is hopeless, always remember to hold on.

That’s no way to live a life at all. Although I did find some other smaller meanings in the movie, I do believe these are the most important and the ones that stood out the most. I believe if I were to watch this again, I could find even more. This movie brought me to questioning some of the things I did as well and made me wonder where my true happiness can be found. I believe I am on my own quest now to figure where I want life to take

In physical science, the term substance simply refers to a pure form of matter that contains molecules, where a combination of different molecules forms a mixture. In the context of this paper, the term substance relates to drugs and alcohol, which, when misused, bring about undesirable consequences. Drugs can be of varied categories. Addictive drugs such as marijuana, cocaine, and heroine are usually harmful to one’s health as their consumption brings about health complications. Others such as prescription drugs are helpful to people’s health because they cure diseases, but if abused, they can equally harm an individual’s health. The present paper focuses on

Instead, for me I believe that he played a good role of being a good husband and a loving father to his child. He just didn’t want to show his son how cruel the world was back then. The father always kept a smile on his face even at the worst of times which is difficult to maintain which made him the optimistic type of person. His only son is still too young to be observing such drastic and chaotic actions taking place. Young children will somehow imitate the actions we do whether good nor bad they will always follow. The father told his son that everything was just a game because he wanted to make it fun and interesting for his child, but sooner or later when his son grows older he will somehow learn the truth about everything that has happened before, how his father made a big sacrifice to protect his family during the time. What I have learnt from this film is that you should be optimistic as much as possible as it will bring goodness to you and your life and that our parents are willing to sacrifice everything for us to live a better

On Saturday October 28th, 2017 the St.Mary’s Syrian Orthodox Church of Washington D.C. hosted their yearly “Family Night” event. This event was created by the members of the church in order to spread awareness of the talent and overall culture of our community. Although there was a slight delay for the event, the performances throughout was very entertaining and informative. It ranged from dances, songs, to speeches and minor lectures about growing issues in our society today. It started off with many of the youth showing off their talent mainly through art forms such as singing and dancing to cultural and religious songs. I myself assisted with the emcees of the night and partook in the event by acting as Jesus for a skit and submitting a short film alongside friends that underscored the situation of how a Grandmother from India would interpret the lifestyle in America. The special talent of all our youth closed with a young boy performing his magic act that wow’d the crowd. After the acts, the remainder of Family Night included a series of speeches and lectures from our Priest to other older youth members that discussed growing issues in the world and how we can act to resolve these issues.

”No one is ever born into Life alone. Everyone has shared the bond of family, at least at birth, and for many people it is a bond that will follow them throughout life. For many people it is the most important bond of all.”