Don't Worry

Until I felt the effects of sacrifice last year, I never knew what strength truly meant. At the time strength did not seem possible during my husband‘s year long deployment. A favorite quote of mine by an unknown author matched my situation. “You never know how strong you are until being strong is the only choice you have.” During this year long sacrifice, I found strength not only in myself but also from the love between me and my husband. Deployment is a word that all military spouses and military

While the anti-task is typical of groups under the sway of basic assumptions when anxiety is present at times such as joining a new group, the primary task corresponds to the overt work-orientated purpose of Bion’s sophisticated work group (Roberts, 1994). The sophisticated work group occurs when all group members cooperate and are focused on the completion of the primary task (Bion, 1961). Soon after my induction period the consultant psychiatrist became more available to the team after a period

Going into my first week of self-led tutoring sessions, I was extremely anxious due to the high expectations I placed on myself. I wanted to be able to every rule regarding grammar, confident as recognizing errors concerning a poorly organized essay or weak thesis. In addition to these expectations, I was also worried that I would come off as demeaning to the student or incapable of explain why the student made an error. I wanted to establish my authority, while also ensuring that all of my students

As this semester slowly comes to an end, it is time to reflect back on the mishaps of the semester, and also, the successes. However, before I reflect, I must first think about the individuals who made it happen in the first place. One of the topics we were given at the beginning of the year was to state something my family taught me that I still find important to this day. Something important my family taught me, and still teaches me--that I still use today--is encouragement and hard work. Throughout

I have learned many lessons in my life but there are a few that stand out from the rest. In order for someone to grow as a person they have to learn lessons. How people learn lessons and the impact of those lessons vary greatly. The many lessons I have learned have made me who I am today. Out of all the lessons I have learned so far, the one that impacted me the most was also the hardest lesson I have ever had to face. Almost everyone has to learn some version of this lesson at some point in their

about. For the next 2 hours, my head was throbbing so bad like it was trying to tell me something wasn't right in my wrist. I was so bullheaded that I brushed the excruciating pain off and kept going because a “sprained” wrist was the least of my worries. Later that day I asked a friend’s mom if my wrist was broken or if it was just a sprain. She said:”It is just a sprain,” Because she was a nurse, I believed her. Plus it didn't hurt much at the time. Much later we left his mom’s house and drove

about. Knowing that the river was in a dangerous state I was reluctant to get in, but I was desperate to quench the immense heat. Once I got into the roaring water I had felt the mighty tug of the current. I was growing concerned, but all of my worries and anxieties were worsened when I

without he or her checking if they caped off of each other even when they have good work and it has been completed. Sup3. Issa and AJ maybe kicked out of school or suspended from school for a week or two and then they man fail they class if they don’t finger out what do when they have homework and they should take time to do it at school where they are teachers and to see if they put the same things on the paper and see if they are cheating off each other and see what to

I stress on no going, so I try to go every Thursday however I then stress because I have so much time to do homework, and I feel I have so little time to finish it and study. I also have really bad anxiety, that I’v had my whole life so I always worry about every little thing you can think of and by the end of my day after stressing and worrying my brain literally hurts. My first stressor I would like to talk about is school, I go to school every Monday and Wednesday which isn 't a bad schedule

also so afraid to let the coaches down. When I got here and started practice I found out I was worried for nothing. I was accepted by my team and was not letting my performance anxiety get to me. I decided I was just going to play my game and not worry so much. I am so thankful that my worrying was for nothing and I feel like I am really going to enjoy myself here not just in basketball but also in the social aspect. While I was reading The Art of Fielding I felt myself connecting to Henry the