Research Paper On My Hero That Saved My Life

That day when I returned home from school, my mom’s boyfriend called me asking to speak to my grandmother. Typically, Gus would call my grandmother himself if he wanted to speak with her, which was rare. I found out about my mom going to the hospital from my grandmother after that phone call. The doctor told my family that a stroke afflicted her in the middle of the day. My mom confused the date with her birthday, had trouble getting words out and remembering our family member’s names. The nurse had to take her for walks periodically and exercise her legs and arms because they were weak. Seeing my mother in this condition made me appreciate my mother and everything she does for me tremendously. However, I was terrified for my mother’s health.

My hero has made a huge impact on my life. They have always been there for me and supported my decisions. Whether it was a good or bad decision, I had always learned from it. When things got rough they always made sure we were happy and kept a smile on our face. One of these people were very sick but always managed to make sure we were okay. While the other one is taking care of us the best that they can he has many health issues as well. These people are my parents.

A hero is not a person with strength or a person how fight monsters. A hero is a person that inspires you to be the best you can be, a person how tells you that there is nothing in the world that you can’t do, a person how will speak to you in a different way. My hero doesn’t need strength or able to fight monster, but their able to change your life in a different way. My heroes inspire me to be the person I can be today and other every day. The people in my store inspire me to do thing I never want to do but they make me do it by changing my mind. The reason I picked these people because they don’t just inspire me they inspire other people to.

When he was younger, Arn-Chorn was forced to wake up and work in the rice fields from 1 to 7 in the morning. He wasn’t allowed to sleep, he was only allowed a thirty minute break, with very little food. Arn and other kids his age were forced to work out in the fields under the blazing sun, wearing a black pajama. Working day and night, in order to survive, Arn started to steal food from the kitchen. The extra food allowed him and his “friends” to survive at least one more day. He had many opportunities to run away from his camp to find his family, but he stayed because he knew that he wouldn’t be able to survive a day out in the jungle. There are many other kids and families like Arn who are forced to face this situation. Some families are

Have you ever asked yourself, “Have I done enough? Can I give more? Or even what else can I do?” If you answered yes, you could be a hero just like my Michigan hero, Dennis Graeber!Dennis is 65, he is also my Grandpa, he has a mustache, is a average height, and is very hardworking, and determined. He worked on a farm when he was younger. He didn’t go to college but worked for the state for many years, while raising my dad and aunt with the help of his wife. He also volunteers and contributes many hours to his church and the food bank. Dennis Graeber, my Grandpa, taught me that you can never give too much.

For some travelling can be a way to escape it all and even find love.

The easiest paper that I have written throughout the semester was the Heroism paper. I believed the Heroism paper was the easiest because I could connect to my topic. I chose to write about Christ's Journey and how it relates to the “Hero’s Journey”. I have a burning passion for studying the bible and learning about how Christ has impacted everyone's life. An example of something I learned is: “Jesus set out to heal the servant and says, “ Let thy be done”, and the man with leprosy was instantly healed (Truesdale 36).” Leprosy is a disease that wasn't curable at the time that they where living in; therefore, knowing that Jesus was able to heal the man and cure his leprosy he gave people hope. In a time of depression God sent his one and only

Martin Luther King, Jr., always fought for what he believed in. No matter how difficult the fight got he never gave up. He always accepted the call to adventure. High school is soon coming to an end and I will begin my own hero's journey.

I would like to acknowledge and nominate Carmen Hope for the "Unsung Hero Award". Carmen is the happiest, most unpretentious person I know. She's the first one to ask if you need help, even though she's always busy, she will jump in with a colossal smile and help out.

After a long time of tears, torture, and heart-ache, my mom was sitting on the couch why I was on my knees leaning on the armrest listening to her why she talks, with a bright smile on her face she calmly said, “They can’t find any cancer in me.” My face lit up, as my smile got bigger and bigger. I jumped on my mom giving her a big hug just screaming out of

I dedicate this to my incredible parent for their love and continued support and believe in me even when at times I had none.

On February 12, 2017, I became very sick and had to go to Brenner's Children's Hospital. When I arrived, I was so dehydrated that the nurses struggled to get an IV started in my arm. It took three nurses blowing out 5 of my veins before they were finally successful. I had numerous doctors running tests before I was diagnosed with acute appendicitis and warned it was about to burst. The doctors immediately sent me into surgery.

Everyday heroes are people that do little things to benefit other people or the community. We think that Mrs.Edmundson and Mrs.Hicks, the counselors at our school, are great examples of an everyday hero. Mrs.Edmundson created the Reach Team which is a program that allows kids in middle school the opportunity to Reach out to their community and interact with other people of varying ages. After Mrs.Edmundson created this amazing program Mrs.Hicks volunteered her time to help develop and make the Team better.

One day in 2010, my sister received a diagnosis of the flu. On the same day, I went to gymnastics and perfected a back walkover. The following morning I awoke with severe stomach pains. Twenty-four hours later, I was unable to get out of bed so my mother took me to the Emergency Room. Upon arrival, I began to have a high fever. After blood work, I received a misdiagnosis of the flu and a kidney infection. The doctors performed CT Scans and administered two IV antibiotics to heal the infection; however, the stomach pain continued to increase. After three days, my parents requested a transfer to a pediatric hospital. A different surgeon returned from a seminar and he felt certain I had appendicitis. The doctor was able to perform appendectomy

What is a hero? In my view a hero is someone that you admire. You may