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    It is odd to think that there are so many concerning modern issues that have yet to be resolved, yet educators and parents prevent their children from forming awareness of these issues--by banning books from the school curricula. Many authors attempt at exploiting these societal problems to readers, whether from the past or future, yet skepticism is unfortunately tied with them. Controversy offends many people, though students need to be aware of reality and societal situations. Keeping middle…

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    300.82 Somatic Symptom Disorder with Predominant Pain and Persistent – Severe V61.03 Disruption of family by separation or divorce V61.10 Relationship distress with spouse or intimate partner V62.29 Other problem related to employment Justification of 300.82 - Somatic Symptom Disorder with Predominant Pain and Persistent – Severe Matt has more than one somatic symtom present that is causing him distress and significant disrution in his daily life. Matt has overal pain, specifcilly…

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    article called Research Traces Between Combat Blast and PTSD stated that Post-Traumatic Stress is closely related to damage of the bran and brain tissue from blasts or extreme impact. Odysseus starts to experience PTSD symptoms after he experiences the trauma of war, loss of freedom, and fear. After research there is significant evidence that say Odysseus is suffering from Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder.…

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    talk about their lost loved one and ask them to consider how the deceased would have wanted them to be living now. Tyrrell considers the second step to be the most crucial in proper grief therapy, which is to help the patient distinguish grief from trauma. If the patient continues to experience flashbacks and horrific memories, such as finding their deceased loved one, the counselor should seek to help them by finding a method to detraumatize these memories and intrusive thoughts so that the…

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    (AGG) Imagine being trapped in a cage full of horrors, not being able to escape. Death and fear flash before you, and all you can do is close your eyes. (BS-1) PTSD is a real condition, with real side effects that harm people’s lives, and “Under the Persimmon Tree” shows these effects. (BS-2) Some literary elements in “Under the Persimmon Tree” are created by the effects of PTSD symptoms, creating conflict and characterization. (BS-3) With “Under the Persimmon Tree”, we get an exclusive…

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    the opposite wall. I had not seen myself since the ghetto. From the depths of the mirror, a corpse gazed back at me. The look in his eyes, as they stared into mine, has never left me.” (Wiesel 109). This quote was from the end of the book and shows trauma, sadness and loss of hope. When A-7713 says,” The look in his eyes, as they stared into me, has never left me.” Shows that it traumatized him from seeing himself look so different then when A-7713 was living in the ghetto. Even though A-7713…

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    My second experience climbing on the rock wall went much smoother than the first. Experience I gained from the first rock wall climb helped to calm my nerves. Due to the fact that I was more relaxed, I was able to focus more on the rock wall. I scaled the wall at a much faster pace than the first time. While I was climbing I found myself reflecting on what I learned from my first climb. I would look for certain holds and bypass other holds I remember not liking. I found that trying the…

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    This peer reviewed article written in the Journal of the American Psychiatric Nurses Association, titled “Brief Admissions During Prolonged Treatment in a Case Involving Borderline Personality Disorder and Posttraumatic Stress Disorder: Use and Functions,” was written by Marjolein Helleman, et al. This was a qualitative case study where the sample size was one 37 year old female patient, known as Mrs. Peters, was followed over the course of seven years. The article states the patient in the…

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    Definition of Bravery “Bravery is the only one who knows you’re afraid.” In other words, that quote means that you don’t let others see that you’re scared, so you try to be brave for others. Bravery is having fear but putting it aside for others. Everyone has their fear or fears but overcoming it is called courage. Our military troops have many fears once they are deployed, but they choose to suppress them. Their actions to defend our country and people; risk their lives for us. Those are the…

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    Art is all around us a way for people to express feelings, or make us think in a way 2we hadn't before. By communicating without or in a way that words alone cannot. (p.3) The untitled work (3 VW bugs) by Martin Ramirez does just that making his works. Giving the imagery to the viewer or at the very least a new perspective on life, his. An abstract piece of work is what I would personally describe Three VW Bugs as. Ramirez places an iconic shape (VW bugs), in a scene of many lines and shadowing…

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