I Wish To Give: A Personal Statement Of Purpose

My goal is to finish my degree regardless of any obstacle that comes my way. I plan to complete my degree, find a job in my profession where it be in the state or out of state. My ultimate goal is own my facility and eventually expand my facility to having a major facility and a smaller facility.

When making a wish, it has to be specific enough to not cause anything bad to happen, if possible. Although both characters in these two stories learned valuable lessons, the ghost of wishes past will forever haunt him. Whether it’s the paw of a monkey or a magical being that grants your wishes, be careful what you wish

My number one goal in life is to make a difference. I want to be the reason that people smile and have joy-filled lives. With this, I plan on either being a veterinarian or a chiropractor, which I will be going to Saginaw Valley State University in the fall to pursue. I want to either help animals, or I want to help people in my community by giving them the ability to have bodies free of pain, or at least reduced pain. I am currently looking more into being a chiropractor, because I have a more personal connection to this career, for my dad is disabled with chronic back pain, but seeing a chiropractor has turned his life around and he can now be my loving father again, instead of the depressed, pain-filled father I once had.

These kids who knew they were going to die were given hope, hope that could hopefully allow them to become healthier. It might seem stupid or gimmicky to older people but to these kids it’s all they got in life. Make-A-Wish grew so rapidly because of this, that they were making tens of thousands of wishes come true each year.

My goals are to give back into the community. I’m going to strive to make it better. I will focus on good health. I will finish my Degree and find a volunteer place or part- time position in my field. I want what I share to be an echo in their ears, “I can do anything as long as I try” help others to become an over comer, and an inspiration to as many that listen to my story.

I hope that someday I can be the girl that everyone looks up too. Also to try and find a cure to cancer.

One of my primary goals in life is to inspire someone to keep trying, not to give and to not lose faith. This goal lead me to want to become a future Pediatric Nurse Practitioner or Pediatrician.Being be able to use my personal passions and skills to spread love, positivity, and faith to families and children will be a dream come true. Healing with

Everyone has goals in life big or small. I would have to say mine is a pretty big one. That would be me meeting my IEP Plan goals, to get off of the IEP. The process of me striving towards my goals can help

My teachers, coaches, family, friends, and community members have all pushed me to strive for my best and to never settle. Because of them, I have big goals for my future. My first goal is to go to college to get my BSN and to then continue to get my DNP. My second goal is to specialize in Pediatric Oncology to help make children's tough lives easier and to give them a sense of home even when they are spending long intervals of time at the hospital. I want to help them fight for their lives and push them through the tough times. I want to be a huge support system for them just like Adams was for me.

My friend Rebecca almost died several times in her life. Children like her need the motivation to help fight for their lives. The Make-A-Wish program motivates children by granting wishes to those children who suffer from a deadly disease like my friend, Rebecca. Rebecca was born with two deadly diseases; Spina Bifida, and Turner’s Syndrome. Spina Bifida is a disease where a baby has a hole in his/her spine. Turner’s Syndrome causes shortness, heart defects, and infertility. According to Make-A-Wish’s website, their mission is to change the lives of the kids they serve. In 2015, Rebecca’s sister-in-law stated Rebecca was again seriously ill. Offering Rebecca a wish, Make-A-Wish bestowed it, and the family accepted the wish to give Rebecca a goal to motivate her to recuperate and leave the hospital. Make-A-Wish began in the 1980’s, and grants kids’ wishes every 35 minutes. The program has granted more than 180,000 wishes! I will talk about the first child, Chris, who asked for a wish, Rebecca's life, and about her wish. Here's Chris’s story.

“We grant the wishes of children with life-threatening medical conditions to enrich the human experience with hope, strength, and joy” (Make a Wish America). Make A Wish is an incredible organization that runs solely off the people to make dying children’s wishes come true. Make A Wish wishes help children fight against their illness. However for others Make a Wish completes the child’s dying wish before the child gives up. Make A Wish is a non-profit foundation where you get to make a child’s dying wish come true.

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

Upon reflection of the Five Wishes, several thoughts came to mind. First and foremost, having a designated advanced directive is critical. There are countless examples of clinical experiences in with which families were overwhelmed with unexpected end-of-life decisions. As an educated caregiver, we should personally take the necessary steps to assure these tough decisions are known to someone who can facilitate the level of care desired. Such consideration of these elements of care in advance can help to support our loved ones during this emotional time. After review of the five wishes, I recognized that I would not want life-support measures if faced with irreversible deleterious outcomes that resulted from

     I have many goals in life such as to have a good strong career and family. What is important to me is graduating Central high school and go on to UND. While at UND I plan to get my nursing degree and specialize in pediatrics and truama. I have

Every week would be something new: good or bad. As I was growing up at the end of the week my grandparents, whom I had lived with, would make my sister, brother, and me milkshakes and we would sit outside, look at stars, and talk about how our past week went. When it was occurring I had just thought of the delicious milkshake that I would enjoy and the wishes I would make, but I had recently realized that is what laid the foundation of who I am today.