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After she divorced her her first husband in 1993, she later remarried and had two more children.

Meet The President, written by Zadie Smith, is a story about a teenage boy, Bill Peek, living between two realities, virtual and actual. The story, set sometime in the future reflects many prevailing world issues of the time it was actually published 2013. The story provokes the reader to think about the effects on humanity of economic inequality, globalization, advancements in technology and governmental abuse of power. The reader must consider the effects of these world issues on the future while also considering them in light of the times when the story was published.

Moving forward, Friday said, “I am Shelby's mom. When Shelby gets married, I will be there. When Shelby has kids and is the amazing mom we all know she will be, they will call me grandma. And when Ms. Camacho is released I will be there doing everything possible to prevent her from ever hurting Shelby and her family ever again.”

Although Raquel Robinson revealed that her sister suffers from long-term depression, she denies any psychiatric history on her part.

She didn't realize how much mental illness there was in her own family, from depression to bipolar disorder—which can contribute to postpartum psychosis. In her initial stages, she remained undiagnosed and untreated. She kept her secrets from everyone.” (Ramsland, 2008) In June of 1999 Andrea was started to feel the affects of her major depressive order. She called her husband and told him to come home as soon as possible. When Rusty Yates arrived at their residence he found he wife shaking with no control over it and chewing violently on her fingers. This is when she was first hosiptalized for trying to attempt suicide by overdosing on pills. “The medical staff described Andrea as evasive in discussing her problems. However, on June 24 she was prescribed an antidepressant and released.” (Montaldo, n/a)

The poems On the Pulse of Morning and One Today have similar meanings to them. In On the Pulse of Morning, Maya talks about the many different cultures in America. Stanza 9 is where Maya starts to talk about our roots (Angelou). As in how the Native Americans were forced to do things they didn't want to do for the sake of foreigners. Soon these foreigners and natives became our ancestors and diversity was born. Even though natives did not want to do these things, they looked up and out beyond the horizon with hope. Maya also has a stanza about molding the public image of ourselves (Angelou). This too creates diversity because everyone has a different way of molding.

Currently, she is concerned she might be pregnant (Confederation College, 2018). She is diagnosed with “alcohol dependence; psychosis and depression” (Confederation College, 2018). Primary

Jillian has been withdrawn and depressed for many years; using crack cocaine and alcohol to help her feel better in a sense to temporarily eliminate any feelings/symptoms of depression. It was mentioned that she briefly thought of throwing herself

The article published by “USA Today” talks about a african american woman named Sandra Bland who was pulled over for a traffic violation, put in jail, and two days later “supposedly” committed suicide while in jail. Sandra was on her way to a church gathering, when she was pulled over by a white police officer. She was pulled over and the police officer kept asking her to put her cigarette out. When she refused to put the cigarette out the police officer kept asking her to step out of the car. She was asking the question, “ what does this have to do to anything, if you're going to give me a ticket just give it to me and we can both get going.” The police officer then said he would drag her out the car if she didn't throw her cigarette out and

Simon says, “Make America Great Again” Simon says “Don’t let THEM in” Simon says “Block the borders”. If Simon says to discriminate against a certain group, what is that called? Marginalization. Welcome to America, land of the Marginalized and Home of discrimination. The name of the game is to listen to everything that Simon says. Simon directs the audience to jump, the audience asks how high. At what point does the audience stop asking how high or how far to go. Simon has asked America to discriminate against people based on race, gender and religion, the question is does America listen or disobey.

From the video, Diaries of a Broken Mind, Tilly was/is suffering from Anorexia Nervosa. Anorexia Nervosa is a serious, potentially life-threatening eating disorder, characterized by self-starvation and excessive weight loss. Plus, inadequate food intake leading to a weight that is clearly too low and intense fear of weight gain, obsession with weight and persistent behavior to prevent weight gain. Likewise, Abby and Ashley were/are struggling with Bipolar disorders- Abby Bipolar I and Ashley Bipolar II. The common symptoms of bipolar depression include, feeling hopeless, sad, or empty. Irritability, inability to experience pleasure, fatigue, or loss of energy, physical and mental sluggishness. During a hypomanic episode, the elevated mood can manifest itself as either euphoria (feeling “high”) or as irritability. Symptoms during hypomanic episodes include: Flying suddenly from one idea to the next having exaggerated self-confidence Rapid, “pressured” (uninterruptable) and loud speech. Increased energy, with hyperactivity and a decreased need for sleep.

with her boyfriend, Chris. Chris is in a similar position as Katrina and is a single father of four

“Hardships often prepare ordinary people for an extraordinary destiny.” states C.S. Lewis. Many people face adversity and only some are able to overcome it. Ashley Judd, overcame many different hardships throughout her life. Starting in early childhood and extending all the way into her early twenties. Some may know Ashley Judd from her successful acting career or her humanitarian lifestyle. Many factors of Ashley’s life led to a rough later life including, hardships in early childhood and sexual abuse during her pre-teens and early twenties. Luckily, with the help of rehab, Ashley has overcame her adversity and now puts time into advocacy work, God, and helping others overcome their hardships.

condition came back even stronger. It was at this time she attempted suicide. Kay felt as if she

There is no indication she has had a manic or hypomanic episode. Her depression may be complicated by grief due to her father’s death one year ago. Her symptoms seem to get worse after his passing.