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profession, communities, and in society” (para. 5). I want to continue to broaden my knowledge over the life of my career. I also believe in using this knowledge to positively impact others in all aspects of healthcare.

Elijah James Beckett was born in London, England, on July 21, 1988. At the time of his birth, Elijah's father, Alastair Beckett, had been the VP of a London based motorcycle club. The club was known for gun running, prostitution, distribution of drugs and much more. Growing up, Elijah often witnessed the rebellious and sometimes hectic lifestyle that came with being so close to the MC. Elijah's mother, Bridget, had tried her best to shield her son from the darker aspects of that life, but it always managed to slip through the cracks, and so Elijah seen more than any child should when it came to a life of crime.

At age 31, I was diagnosed with Avascular Necrosis. I felt as if all my dreams and visions were shattered. My faith was shaken and my hope in furthering my education to obtain better employment was deferred. My first surgery was unsuccessful. The second surgery was successful after overcoming several complications. During this difficult time, my faith in God was strengthened as He is the only one who could help me. He blessed me to complete my Bachelor Degree in Business while enduring suffering and hardships. Later, I completed my Master's Degree in Ministry in spite the interruptions with my health. Another major event in my life was ORU acceptance in the Doctor’s of Ministry Program. Here, I have learned how to biblical exegesis and correct theological reflection. Thus, enabling me to teach others how to study the Bible, grow in their faith, build their relationship with Christ and others, and how to live a victorious life in

As a patient, I felt profoundly vulnerable having to relinquish control over my ability to function to the practitioners responsible for overseeing my treatment. The feeling of having to completely surrender, as I had to do on the numerous occasions over the past week and a half, as doctors performed procedures ranging from lumbar punctures, plasma transfusions and blood component therapy, has made it clear that trust is the linchpin of relationships. The experience has also taught me that faith in others is an essential part of life and that relying on others is not a sign of weakness, but in many respects can represent a strength. Being admitted to the hospital has also helped me to recognize things that I use to take for granted—freedoms and privileges that went ignored—and has also helped me come into the present moment and appreciate the things that I can experience, enjoy and control. While my condition has improved considerably, I recognize that the full road to recovery will be a difficult one, wrought with toggles, setbacks and frustrations. But, despite this and the unpredictability associated with my condition, I am confident that I will take the positive lessons learned from my two threatening conditions and the discovery of my dormant inner strength with me in the future. I intend on taking my newfound perspectives with me into Law School, tackling challenges head on, with an

My practice in these areas begins with trying to identify with the patient as more than a disease or problem. I want them to know I am human and view

I am finally at the point in my life where I can see this blessing. At the age of one, I began to notice subtle changes in my son. Concerned, I sought out medical advice. At this time my son had medical issues that outweighed the social/emotional and behavioral issues of my concern. At the age of three my son required surgery to address his medical issues. I continued to voice my concerns with medical professional and continually felt as if my voice was unheard. It wasn’t until my son started second grade that I found a doctor who actually listen and the evaluations began. My son has since been given multiple diagnoses. Since the second grade, he has been treated with numerous medications to control his behavior but that is about as far as

My brother victor was a miracle child because the doctors said my mother could not have any children but we had victor. Victor is healthy boy and good person. Victor has impacted me in my many ways for example, he made me become a better brother by being nice.This is an experience of God because this is a miracle also this is a success moment in my life and my family's life.

The US Made the Right decision by dropping the bomb on little boy. The Japanese fought hard and ruthlessly.They would fight to the last man on the pacific front. Also there citizens would commit suicide before they surrendered. In one of the island battles the Japanese would blow themselves up. Also the Japanese would crash jets into ships. The alternative was a massive ground invasion including 100,000 of thousands of soldiers. Then the survivors at Tokyo would have fought to the last man, woman, and child in a desperate final stand. That would made the causalities skyrocket to about 500,000 thousand or millions. However, around 200,000 died from the atomic bomb. Dropping the bomb was the lesser of two evils.

Hook? “Little Boy” was the name for the nuclear bomb that was used on Hiroshima. The Nuclear bomb used on Nagasaki was named “Fat Man”. Both of them were and are still questioned on why they were used against Japan. People against the bombs say that it wasn’t necessary for the U.S. to have used them and that there were other options that should’ve been sought. I believe that what wasn’t necessary was what would’ve happened had the bombs not been dropped.

80) supports my philosophy when he says “a person may be physically healthy but not healed, while another person may not be physically cured, yet may be healed”. My personal philosophy relates to the idea that health and illness are on a continuum with varying levels of wellbeing. A state of health is more than just merely the absence of disease, but a combination of mental, spiritual, and physical health as well. When it comes to health, I feel one can be physically healthy, but emotionally compromised. Therefore, they are not in their ultimate state of health, just as easily, one can have a physiological disease, but mentally and spiritually they are healthy. “This way of thinking of the body, mind, and spirit as unified and one helps people raised in this tradition to think more holistically” (Chapman, 2015, p. 34) and because I believe that these elements work together to define health and illness, it makes sense that depending on what mental, spiritual, physiological, or physical state an individual is in, they can move along the continuum at any time in either direction. My ability to impact this continuum, using nontraditional methods of healing, is the reason nursing answers my calling. Creating a caring culture goes far beyond the efficiency of technology and pharmaceuticals. It’s not without loving care that a culture of healing is established. According to my belief, if I am able to impact one or more of these elements, through radical

I came into this world way ahead of earthly schedule at 28 weeks weighing only 2 pounds, 2 ounces. All my mother heard was, “...there is a chance…” She prayed, along with my father and family to God to let me live and be healthy, my mother told God in her prayer HE could do whatever he wanted with me, just let me live.

One way which I could improve and learn would be to learn how to introduce the miracle question in a session. In my session with Jim and his wife, I worried about using the miracle question due to the presence of physical ailments which were affecting his ability to go home, an outside force. Yet, despite my skepticism, I cannot help but thinking that, even when outside forces are present, there are still strengths and aspects of an answer to a miracle question which could be implemented into a clients’ life. I am still wrapping my mind around the concept, at this

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For The Center for Spirituality, Theology and Health at Duke University Medical Center is highly credible and the leader of spirituality and health research, and affiliated with a top-ranked academic environment of worldwide renown. The workshop at ‘CSTH’ would contribute significantly to the enhancement of my career as a researcher by 1) providing multidisciplinary expertise and approaches to develop and implement research interests 2) assisting and providing guidance, “hand-on” experience and resources to enhance personal and professional growth 3) providing extensive training to build upon and to support personal research initiatives 4) forming new relationships and collaborations with colleagues, professors and other interrelated professionals 5) Stimulating personal ideologies for further clinical and societal applications and 6) Gaining information from the workshop to further my career directive of obtaining my doctoral

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