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    My Irish heritage has been a central focus of my life for as long as I can remember, dictating the stories I hear, the food I eat, and the way I act. Every one of my ancestors hailed from Ireland on both my mother’s and my father’s sides of the family. My father’s family hails from County Kerry, and my mother’s from Counties Offaly and Mayo. Most of my relatives came to the United States four or five generations back, but my closest connection comes from my maternal grandfather. When his parents…

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    Application of Theory The biosocial development in early childhood was between grandmother and grandfather. This caused much confusion within young child, for it was not her mother or father. This causing a lack of emotional guidelines which later led to psychopathology (Berger, 2012). Externalizing problems arose while child was unable to control verbalization. Science indicates that humans are social beings, automated to use verbalization to flourish in society (Dishman, 2015). Attention…

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    Set in small town Englewood, Florida, 16-year-old Jacob Portman finds himself grieving over the shocking and mysterious death of his grandfather, Abe, who while dying in Jacob’s arms, unveils a “secret” from his past. Jacob must decide whether to use the clues left by his grandfather to see if the stories and photographs from his childhood are real Although there is no mention of his birth, Jacob believes himself to live an ordinary life. He works at the local grocery store in a job he despises,…

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    look you straight in the eye and say “you look like a hooker” or that “you are being a total asshole.” Though others would label these traits as “flaws”, or might even be offended by his unfiltered moments, I truly adore the perfect imperfections of my grandfather. I know that he says these things out of love and if he doesn’t mention it to someone he probably doesn’t care for them. He does not want you to humiliate yourself and he will never lie to you. His stubbornness was given to me as a…

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    My Grandma Margie always had a way of influencing me with her kindness for other people. Even though she was battling cancer she still found it in her to treat others with respect, even when they sometimes didn’t deserve it. When my sisters and I were younger, every summer we would go stay with my Grandma Margie for at least a week. She would say, “load up the truck” and we would all pile into the old, baby blue, chevy truck, and go check on the cows down the road a couple of miles. We would…

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    Two relatives of mine shaped up my life greatly: my father and my grandmother. Much of the reason why I’m a motivated, challenged person is because of my father. He would tell me stories of how his mother would motivate him to work hard at school. He was such a competitive person, whether it was education or sports. He would receive the top marks at his classes, and he would then go on to move to the United States in 1983 to continue his studies. He became a graduate of Columbia University with…

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    Time goes by, traditions change, families grow and some memories fade. I took the time to talk to both of my grandparents about their experiences throughout life and was truly shocked at how different things used to be. They both lit up as they spoke about the happy times and while talking about the tougher times it was evident that they both support and love each other. My grandfather (Gene) was born in Keene, Kentucky on June 21, 1934; he remembers playing cowboys and Indians with his friends…

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    things must rapidly change causing tradition to become lost? This last Christmas, my grandparents were unexpectedly forced to move houses due to my grandfather’s unknowing addiction; that Christmas, moods dropped from gleeful to depressed and confused. My grandfather had always been actively involved in the stock market, but we were unaware that it had become his addiction until Christmas day. My grandmother discovered that my grandfather had lost a great deal of money in the stock market, and…

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    Heifetz offers three categories in which a person’s loyalties lay, colleagues, community, and ancestors. I have always experienced conflict when it comes to my loyalties to colleagues, community, as well as ancestors. My profession is ministry in a for-profit hospice in addition to the church which overflows into all parts of my life. I am perhaps more devoted to hospice due to the hurt that I have experienced in the church. Hospice affords me the opportunity to do more in ministry then the…

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    would be my grandfather. More often than not we have a very hard time at directing our communication in a cohesive manor. Typically we try to express our viewpoints…

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