My Unforgettable Experience with My Family

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I am writing you in regards to what happen to me when I was working in the District Clerk Office. Additionally, Gary Fitzsimmons was in power. You are probably thinking why now, “That was about 5 years ago.” Well the reason is that because when I did not stand up for myself, my problems followed me home, and all the way through college. In essence, I was shamed out of a job, accused of having outbursts, had my identity stolen, cheated out of my money, forced to take drugs, accused of having HIV, AIDS, and other communicable disease that required isolation. Moreover, I was sent to Doctor Sullivan’s office, who the County Doctor. He requested that I go my personal physician and have him send all my medical records to the County office for him,

He was in active duty and multiple times in 2008 he suffered brain trauma (missile attacks and a vehicle impacted the left side of his head; he was wearing a helmet). He received treatment at the Traumatic Brain Injury and Concussion Clinic and received mental health therapy. He suffered changes in his personality, developed intellectual problems, had recurrent nightmares about being in Iraq, had panic attacks, and had difficulty being around others. He also had physical limitations because of back pain. He took multiple medications, including psychotropics and medicines for pain control. The claimant had traumatic brain injury, post-traumatic stress disorder, and cognitive disorder secondary to brain injury. Because of his condition, he was incapable of even low stress

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The first ground was that he believed the senior judges had wrongly interpreted the meaning of the word “inability” found in section 12 (1) of the Sheriff Courts (Scotland) Act 1971. The appellant thought the meaning of “inability” was to be restricted to the narrow interpretation allowing the reasons behind unfitness for duty to be limited to physical or mental infirmity as oppose to the wider interpretation of including any form of incapability to perform the role of a judge. He believed that parliament never intended for “inability” to be widely interpreted as section 12 (1) of the 1971 act was intended to be read in relation to the historic legislative provisions for the removal of sheriffs from office in particular the Heritable Jurisdictions

The applicant requests an upgrade of his under other than honorable conditions discharge to honorable or general (under honorable conditions). The applicant seeks relief, contending, in effect, that Corporal G. at Broadview Heights recruiting station informed him not to mention his prior criminal history in order for him to enlist in the Army. He states that a week late Staff Sergeant (SSG) I. informed him that a check of his record and found that there were no waiver granted for his prior felonies activities. He spoke with SSG S concerning SSG I. comments and SSG S. informed him that he has zero chance of staying the Army. SSG. S. suggested that he should not return from leave on his schedule date and suggested that he should stay gone

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My Dad lost his job to save where he worked. My dad worked at Trails Carolina for my maternal aunt Graham. He had worked there for almost six to seven years building wooden cabins, fixing steel drains, and driving to fill the grassy grounds with dried hay for the horses. Only there was a rumor going around about him that he was yelling at coworkers and campers and he wasn’t doing his job. My dad didn’t have any idea what to do, so he talked to my aunt and she said they might get sued for something. When my dad heard he said “Ok, I quit I will have my items out of my office by tomorrow. I don’t want you to lose the camp because of a false rumor.” My dad packed up everything he owned in the dirty office and left. Only a few people believed that he didn’t do anything wrong. When my dad left he decided it was time to find a carrier. My dad looked for a new job everywhere, he could not find a job in Brevard. He was looking everywhere and never

victim of this from a previous employer. My previously employer paid me less than the older employees. The employer knew I would work unknowingly for a lower cost, since I

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So, in other words, my son, my own blood, stole my livelihood and since I had no more money, the government put me under curatorship. Today, because of this incident, I live in a shabby retirement home in Montreal. I have a government pension of $1,443 a month and that barely covers the fee I have to pay to live in that dump. And despite all the money I pay to live there, I can’t even get a decent meal - the food is horrible. Nevertheless, in all seriousness, for all my other needs like buying a walker, medicine refills or simply getting a haircut, I have to depend on my sister Annette. But, as kind and as loving as my sister is, she can’t take on the burden of caring for me and since I can’t live independently due to my severe health problems, I have no choice but to live in that sorry excuse of a retirement home. Furthermore, after losing my settlement money, Quebec’s Public Curator deemed me to be incapacitated and made me a ward of the state which prevents me from having a say on where I live. Overall, I would have to say that being scammed out of my settlement money by my son was a defining moment in my life as it’s still affecting me to this

There are certain memories that we have that we can remember like they happened yesterday. Many of those memories that have special meaning to me were of family vacations when I was young growing up with my brothers and sisters. Family memories are important to many of us because they take us back to a time or place that was special. One particular family vacation I remember vividly, and it’s a story I have shared with my kids on many occasions. Over the 40 or more years since that memorable vacation, I still smile and think how lucky I was growing up with a mother and father that did everything to give their kids an unforgettable memory.

When I was eight years old my parents separated, and they got officially divorced when I was twelve. After my parents separated, my mother took on being a single-parent. My father gave up all his rights to my sister and I. Prior to my parents separating, my family was considered upper-middle class. My dad worked as a computer engineer, and my mom was a stay at home mother. After my parents split, my sister and I went from having everything to nothing in a day. My mom had to move back in with her parents until she could find a full-time job and a place for us to live. Because I have seen my mother struggle as a single-mother, I matured a lot faster than most children my age. Even though we struggled with money growing up, my mother always made it a point to go on vacation yearly with my sister and I; I have been to over 30 states because my mom loves to road trip. Additionally, it has always been a family tradition of ours to go to the state fair every year. Because of my family experience growing up, I am very independent. I also learned to appreciate the little things in life. My mom always taught my sister and I that time spent with family is far more valuable than materialistic things. My mother and I are very close to this day, and I will forever be grateful for everything she has done for my sister and me.