Katie's Family Case Study

Katie, the main character of the story, is a twenty-two year old Amish woman who lives near Lancaster County, in Hickory Hollow. Her love, Dan Fisher died four years ago. Katie is engaged to widowed Bishop John with four kids: Nancy, Hickory John, Levi, and Jacob. She feels like she is not good enough to marry such a man of authority when something inside pulls for worldly things.

The article summaries the life and careers of Matt and Katie Ebenezer, who run Shadow-play a photography and videography company along with Katie’s Company, Katie Finn Photography located in Toowoomba,Queensland, Australia. Matt grew up in a remote, rural part of the Country. As a teen he spent time with David letterman making highlight reels of the late show. Matt’s day job at the time was an IT network administrator at a private girls’ school. He also taught the students how to edit their own videos using windows movie maker. Matt was wrapping up nine year run with the school and was ready to try something new. He dropped back to part time at the school. He took out a loan to purchase his own gear to pursue the idea of wedding videography. After five short months Matt discovered he had surpassed his goal to earn as much from video production as he did from his IT job. With his goal fulfilled he would quit his IT job and jump straight into wedding video production full time. During that time he and Katie become partners in business and in life. Katie maintained her children’s Photography using her unmarried name Finn. Matt soon realized he could make better money making corporate videos and TV commercials. To Shield his other business from his corporate clients, he and Katie came up with Shadow-play. After doing corporate work for three-years he was starting to lose the creative side to his work, so he gave

They were always hungry and their parents were not working because Rose Mary was lazy and Rex was drunk most of the time. The siblings had to fetch food from trashcans at school in stealth mode. Maureen solved the problem by going over to her friend’s house and had dinner with them. Brain, Lori, and Jeannette all had to scavenge for their food and clothes. Until one day they just had enough essentially, leading them to leave their parents and began the journey to acquire a prosperous life. They began saving up for the expenses of transportation, Lori made posters and Jeanette worked in Jewelry store and bay-sat and Brain mowed lawns. They were saving it in a piggy bank, but one day Jeanette came home to an empty piggy bank, she knew it was her father. When Lori, and Bran found out they were furious the siblings all waited patiently for Rex to arrive. They waited three days but when arrived he was drunk and not long after pasted out. The sibling realized it was pointless arguing with Rex, he just made them feel even more miserable. Eventfully another opportunity came up; Mrs. Sanders offered Jeanette and opportunity to escape by offering her a job in Iowa babysitting and a buying her ticket back home. Jeanette change the offer to ticket to New York city and it was a deal. The twist was as bad as Jeanette wanted to live

Every human being has certain rights that should be protected, should being the key word. These rights are being violated every day throughout the world. Rights such as the right of marriage. In 2003, the Marriage Act of 1961 was redefined to remedy problems concerning the validity of marriage between a female and a transgender male. This case redefines the definition of marriage between a man and a woman, allowing for the community as a whole to move forward.

Trying to find justice to her terrible childhood. Lori was the first one to leave in New York City after graduating, later on, Jeanette followed her and move in with her. Jeanette found a job very quickly as a reporter, they were both Lori and Jeanette living their dream away from her parents. Everything was turning out great for them and decided to tell their younger siblings to move in with them, and they did. Jeanette was finally happy for once, enjoying the freedom from her parents and from having to move every two weeks or so. She then found a guy whom she married and went on with her lifestyle. On the long run, her parents again couldn’t afford a house or to stay in stabled job, so decided to move in with Jeanette and her siblings, and again Jeanette felt like she was never going to have a normal life because her parents were going to follow

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Kristi House, Inc. was named in honor of a 9-year-old girl who was sexually abused by her mother’s paramour and became impregnated. Case coordinators and mental health services was not in place at the time to address children in the community who has been sexually exploited. Kristi’s story brought awareness to local leaders and they began to advocate for children living with abuse. In 1995, Kristi House Child Advocacy Center opened its doors with outreach services that provide evaluation and treatment for children who are in need of emergency care because they are at high risk of trauma. Kristi House is an private non profit agency that receive its funding through grants and fundraisers providing free services for the community. The organization

Monique and her family have experienced many incidents in her Liberian homeland that will have a lasting effect on them. The probable psychiatric effects of living through war, bombings, and destruction of your own village as you flee from it, are sure to play into the psyches of folks long after being removed from the immediate danger. Though the initial removal from this scene must surely be a relief, the overall toll it takes on folks would be very disturbing and burdensome. The worry of loved ones and friends left behind, and of losing your home and effects surely must be overwhelming. Even Monique’s family’s escape experience was harrowing with going through the checkpoints, being detained and the car being searched, and lastly, that final

Cheryl is a single mother of two girls Jasmine (13) and Kylie (11). Recently the Department of Human Services has been involved with the family after Cheryl used corporal punishment to discipline Jasmine as Cheryl describes her behaviour as being out of control. Cheryl works two jobs and is absent three nights a week when she is working on nightshift, in which Jasmine sneaks out and does all kinds of stuff, leaving her sister unattended. There is conflict and a strained relationship between Cheryl and Jasmine, and I have met with Cheryl on a few occasions but not with the two daughters. I intend to work with all three members of the family, during a family therapy sessions and refer Jasmine to ongoing mental health services as she is suffering

Per Reporter: Jessie Sr. has temporary custody of Jessica and Justin; Jessica and Justin has been in the home for 2-3 years. There are 4 or 5 other unknown children also the home. The family lives in a three-bedroom home; it is unknown of where the children are sleeping. The children are always dirty and nasty and barefoot. Jessica hair is usually nappy. The children were last seen 9/23/17. The children are not eating properly. It is unknown if there is food in the home. Jessica has lost; she’s too skinny. Jessica has a rotten tooth that needs attention. Jessica and Justin should have Medicaid. Sydney and Jessie receives a “DHS check” for Jessica and Justin, but doesn’t provide anything for them. Lucy (paternal grandmother) has been providing

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This report is about Katie Couric. It will talk about her biography, achievements, and challenges, how she became a journalist, early life and where she is today.

Culture consist of all those things that people learned to do, believe, value and enjoy ( Sue & Sue,2016). Katie’s family was devoted to their catholic religion. Their beliefs help to create the culture and shaped who she is as a person. Katie grew up believing that her religion was the one true religion and it was more important than the others. She believed that her religion could answer any question or doubt s she had. Religion gave her a sense of belonging and kept her well connected to her family.

The family is dysfunctional because they have one member, Kate who is struggling to live with cancer, Jesse who suffers from dyslexia, Anna fighting for the rights to her own body, and two parents with very opposing views. Ever since Kate got sick, things have changed. Aunt Kelly only works part time and Mom quit her job as a lawyer. Her life now revolves around cooking and cleaning and making sure everything is steamed, organic and germ free. Even though, the Fitzgerald family is a little

Susie worries most about her gifted and petulant sister Lindsay. Lindsay is only one year younger but still is not told directly about what's happened to Susie; instead she hears telephone snippets and bits of conversations between her parents and the police. After hearing her father describe Susie's features, she asks her father not to lie to her, so he doesn't; but even answering her question, he can't face the truth of his words. Susie watches Lindsay sitting alone in her bedroom trying to harden herself. As the story unfolds, it is clear that Lindsay carries the hardest burden, because no one will ever be able to look at her and not think about Susie. By losing her sister, Lindsay is in danger of being robbed of herself.