Interview With Jeannine

However, with her alcoholic dad who rarely kept a job and her mother who suffered mood swings, they had to find food from her school garbage or eat expired food they had previously when they had the slightest bit of money. In addition, when bills and mortgage piled up, they would pack their bags and look for a new home to live in, if they could even call it a stable home, since they would be on the move so often. Jeanette needed a dad who wouldn’t disappear for days at a time, and a mom that was emotionally stable, but because she didn’t have that, she grew up in an environment where she would get teased or harassed for it. Jeanette suffered so much, that even at one point, she tried convincing her mother to leave her father because of the trouble he had caused the family already. A child should be able to depend on their parents for food and to be there for them when they need it, and when that part of a child’s security is taken away, it leaves them lost and on their own, free and confused about what to do next.

One of the multiple problems Jeannette faced as a child was her irresponsible mother. When most kids dream of their future, they decide what they want to be. However, Jeanette decided what she did not want to be, “I

On September of 2016, I did an oral interview with Vanna Moore about her military past and Vanna’s ties to Texas. Over the whole interview, I asked her questions about her experience in Afghanistan and how it shaped her views of her state of Texas. Through her interview, Vanna touched on her feelings about Texas, the military, American culture, and life after military. At times, she seemed comfortable and at ease sharing her thoughts, and other moments seemed more difficult to get through. This interview helped me to understand that military service can really shape a person’s world view, both abroad and at home. Additionally, after this oral interview experience I feel like I know how to effectively use oral histories in my future classrooms.

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.

I interviewed Jaye Foucher, she is a friend, my boss, and the owner of a racing/breeding dog kennel.

During my interview with Donna Portnoy, she provided a concrete description as a Mental Health Counselor working in the field of Intellectual Developmental Disabilities. She informed me that she feels it’s easier to find a job as a Social Worker in New York City. From the experience of her classmates with whom she remains in contact and herself, she acknowledged that when it comes to counseling a Mental Health Counselor knows how to counsel, provide treatment strategies and coping intervention. In contrary to a Social worker who provides linkage to services and resources for people to aid into their needs. Donna’s thoughts on the current labor market for counseling are abominable. She feels that a university should establish a linkage to students actually getting a job in their career straight after graduation. She mentioned that every university is different. But adequately if you aren’t license immediately after graduation, it’s hard to find a job to complete your required hours for your license, unless you know somebody in your field of study. She elaborated on the lack of jobs is immense around our nation. License Social Workers aren’t trained on the level of a Mental Health Counselor’s knowledge of theories and psychological perceptions treatment outcomes. Hiring is limited for MHC who graduates who want to work/receive hours under a limited liability license.

Allie took a small sip, swished it around in her mouth and then swallowed it. It had a slight burn going down but once in her stomach it settled the butterflies that were there. She took another small sip and repeated the process of swirling and then swallowing.

While interviewing Astrid I learned many random facts about her life and what gives her joy. Astrid Monique Elliott was born here, in Bakersfield, California and has lived here with her family since. When asked about her nickname she responded with wide eyes and a face of embarrassment. She lives in a house with her parents, Alan and Alejandra, and her brother, Elijah. There are also 2 pets living amongst the Elliotts. One cat, Fuzzy, and one dog, Muffin, who surprisingly get along. Astrid is a mexican/ american and practices the yearly traditions of making tamales, posole, and other mexican dishes during the holidays.

“I have thought a great deal of end of life planning. Especially since everything that has happened recently, with losing Roger. I don’t want anything I want to be up for question. I have my will written out and notorized. My living will is complete – I don’t want extreme measures to be taken. If it’s my time to go it’s my time to go. Your mother – Valerie – is both my power of attorney and health care proxy. I actually already have my funeral video made for myself and picked out all the music. Like I said I want to be cremated. I don’t so much care to have a funeral, but if the family needs one then I’m fine with that. One thing I want no matter what is that instead of flowers being donated and instead of taking donations to help pay for the funeral, I want any type of donations for the funeral to be directed to the local veterans affairs instead. “ – Debbie Sue Edwoldt.

Mary "Lallie" Goddard was born on December 28, 1922, in New Mexico. She has two daughters and two grandchildren, one boy, one girl. She enjoys exercising regularly and volunteering her time with others.

Maria has been living a long and great journey to exceed the age of 92 and as strong and good hearted she is the clock is still going. Nobody wanted to hear nor believe it but her final days are near and we can only hope and pray for her best. Maria's children, grandchildren and her great-grandchildren are all preparing for what comes next but its times like this is where we wish we could go back and prepare to have all the support that we need to get through these tough times.

Aiden Kendler was always known as a sociable and friendly type – even when he was still a child. This was, as he later found out, because his character number is three. It was no surprise, since everybody knew him well and appreciated him for his kindness and great sense of humor. However, he was not always like this.

I’m afraid my epitaph will read: “Here lies Julie: a girl who spent her life trying to please others.” I fear wasting precious time caught up in my thoughts where there’s no risk of failure, but no chance for success. I just have to listen to myself. I can’t follow my every whim and dream, but I can stop every now and then and ask if I’m happy. Am I enough? I can fill my hours with people who make me smile and activities that open my heart, so my tombstone will declare: “Here lies Julie: she left nothing

Paul will have to enter the request to the human resource department to get one of his employees terminated this is when Paul made the decision to have Jeanette Landis to be terminated. Landis fell to meet the sales quota over the last six months and Paul has stated that there have been many attempts made when it comes to discipline. However, Landis has made it known that if it happens she has threaten to sue the paper if they terminate her for this action. I would ask to see the data from the past six months when it comes to Landis sales. I would have to have facts so that I can confirm that the allegation and the data is accurate. I would make sure that this information stay confidential because if the data or allegations are incorrect it

I decide to move on to more serious topics. “What are your biggest fears as you get older?” I ask, realizing this is without a doubt, the deepest conversation I have ever had with my grandma. “Not being able to take care of myself, losing your grandpa, forgetting things- my kids.” She replies. My heart sinks thinking about what would happen to her if my