Maria Laura Case Study

And my family goes too." (Page 2) I had expect Maria to soften and feel bad for her father who worked hard and wanted to take a break to spend time with his family, yet she just walked away. But slowly during the time that her family left her alone she started to feel bad for arguing with her father and that the turned into worry. "She felt bad for her mother and two brothers that would have to spend the next three hours in the car with him. Maybe he would do something crazy , like crash the car on purpose to get back at her..." (Page 4) she then worried more and more, I believe that she was regretting not going with them. Finally, when Maria had thought " How dare they have so much fun? While she worried herself sick about then,they splashes in the waves, stayed at great America until nightfall, and eaten at all kinds of restaurants. They even went shopping for fall school clothes." (Page 8) The reason why Maria is upset, I believe, is that she wanted to have fun with her family, I think she wanted to be here with her family more than worrying about her family. She listed a bunch of very fun things and "How dare they have so much

“I know Maria, I’m sorry. But what do you have in Puerto Rico? Here in America we have everything! There is opportunity, automobiles, roads, current and comfort. What is there in Puerto Rico, Maria? Dirt roads and hardship?”

The way she achieved this was through a higher education. She was determined to help them financially while simultaneously being self sufficient. Contrary to Rodriguez she was not ashamed of her parents working class background, but

She did not have a very good life style with lack of food and shelter. Living in peoples basements, in churches, and in attics was to unsanitary. Evelyn and her family came to the U.S in order to have an improved life, while here her mother continued to try and support their family. To this day Aguado is still grateful of being able to live her life in an astonishing place like the U.S. She knows that if she and her family have not taken that extremely long bus ride her life would be totally different. Aguado informed me that she would “probably still be living in poverty. I probably would not have finished my education because most kids don’t make it to high school in Mexico. To be honest, I would probably be trying to sell things on the street”. Luckily she was able to push through and finish her education in the U.S, though she went to college she still struggled. While in the process of choosing and going through college, “I did not know what I wanted to do. I didn’t know what classes to take. I did not know how I was going to pay for them due to financial problems”. Evelyn was married at the time she decided to go to college. The only support Evelyn felt that she had with her college decision was her spouse, Eleazar Jr Aguado. When she was younger there was no one there to try and help her go to school. “Only rich white people went to college. My idea of college students or people who went to school was rich white kids. I

Vanessa is an elementary school teacher whom described growing in a “close and warm” home. Vanessa indicated she moved out of her parent’s home right after college,

Although I do not entirely relate to Mariatu or many of the tragic events that have occurred during her life time, one event during Mariatu’s life I do relate to is when she moved to Toronto. Firstly, I relate to Mariatu during this event in her life because both Mariatu and I moved from Africa to Canada. Now despite the fact that she moved to Toronto due to the war in her homeland and moved at a much older age than I did , I do still believe we do relate in this instance because we both had to leave our homelands that we were both very fond of so we could receive a much better and more fair life. Also, as it states in the book Mariatu had a hard time fitting into her new school. Although I did receive an education in Africa and Mariatu did

Maria Garcia is a 19 year-old female. She is a white, American citizen of Hispanic descendent; she is single and has no children. She is in the first year of her college education, and she does not work. Maria is currently living in an apartment in Miami with her mother and a younger brother. She was referred by her primary care physician due to obsessive preoccupations with food and calorie intake.

Being a manager is hard in any setting. No matter what level you are in the hierarchy, when dealing with people will always create complex situations. Elena Torres, the director of research for the Carlton’s City Council knows this all too well. She has been the director for the last three years for Carlton City. Initially her job was great. Her staff was performing well and her interactions with the city council and the rest of the city government was gaining her much respect. Progressively over time, new council members were elected and their appointees were below the standard that Torres had expected. The council had also stopped including her in on the hiring

Words cannot express how much I valued working with the City of Anaheim as a Senior Recreation Leader over the past year and a half. However, time has limited my availability and unfortunately I cannot dedicate myself to the City of Anaheim any longer. I am, therefore resigning from my post as a Senior Recreation Leader on 8 September 2017 and providing a two weeks’ notice with my last working day being 22 September 2017.

Maria’s mother fixes her hair everyday and she sends her to the club in order to give her opportunities than she can potentially provide her with. She doesn’t see her father often because he is in jail. Her father has another daughter, but Maria has no relationship with her. In the Boys and Girls club, Maria tends to keep to herself, expressing to us she “does not have any friends here”. She made no mention to us about favorite teachers or advisors but she was very excited to see the director of the Boys and Girls Club in Avondale. When placed in a group, she was able to interact well with the other girls. Maria knew how to operate a computer and mentioned to us her mom was picking up another job in order to buy her an iPhone

Maria Guadalupe Baldovinos was born October 18, 1996. To get started on her story I would have to you back to how her parents met to get a better understanding. Maria’s mother is name Dominga she is one of nine kids in a Mexican household and Antonio also coming from a household of nine. Her parents are humble people who have always worked hard throughout their lives to make a living. Dominga is short fair skin women whose mother never gave her the love that she deserved, same goes with Maria’s father it was difficult to give them the same attention and love to all their kids, so they always lacked love from parents. Only difference is Maria’s mother got some love from her father who has looked after her and guided her throughout. Dominga’s

Maria Santiago, was born in 1961, she was 12 years old in 1973. She lived in a house with her mom, her dad, three sisters, and three brothers, plus herself. A typical day of her life was basically going to school, going home, playing with her brothers and sister outside, doing her homework, eating dinner, going in the shower, and going to bed.

Maria is 44 yrs old female, with Dx schizoaffective disorder (bipolar type), PTSD, agoraphobia, borderline personality disorder, hypothyroidism and Hx non compliance with med's leading to psychiatric hospitalizations.pt has ongoing difficulties managing her own medication d/t mental issues.pt have poor family supported she living in the shelter prior to now in group home , patient have been complaining about other resident in the group home she has poor coping skills and tolerance of other people.she doesn't understand the importance of treating people with kindness and respect . always c/o of annoyance with little things that people around her do.Pt is unable to handle her medications independently due to multiple suicide attempts in the

Ron will continue to harass Julia and/or other employees. In addition, Julia could loose her job because there might be layoffs in her new department.

Born in Santa Anita, Jalisco, Mexico, on April 16, 1975, Maria Perez lived with her three younger siblings, her parents and grandparents. The daily life of Maria consisted of going to school, coming home to take care of her siblings and do housework. For years, Maria kept up this routine. On weekends or after school, Maria recalls playing all around the neighborhood with her siblings and friends. As the oldest of four, Maria had to take on a maternal role watching over her younger brothers. On multiple occasions, Maria recalls being sent to the store about ten blocks from their home with one or two siblings to fetch