Mass Suicide

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    Susan Smith Case Summary

    In the case of Susan Smith, I believe that she had the free will to take the lives of her two children over the man she fell in love with, who did not want a “ready-made family.” Susan Smith chose to place her two children, Michael Daniel (aged 3 at death) and Alexander Tyler (aged 14 months at death) into their car seats, fasten their safety belts and rolling her car into a lake. Just as Andrea Yates drown her five children, Noah Jacob (aged 7 at death), John Samuel (aged 5 at death), Paul Abraham

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    Dan Ban's Rhetorical Analysis Of What Makes You Stronger

    Some say that what doesn't kill you makes you stronger, Dan Ban found out the hard way that sometimes things kill you. It wasn't an immediate death, rather a slow breaking down of his spirit until eventually he suffered a fatal heart attack. Dan’s journey is one of sacrifice, success and inevitable failure. He spent his whole 11th grade year defeating opponents that came his way, from rhetorical analysis to arguments with sources, each one outmaneuvered with increased skill and intelligence. However

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    Physician Ethical Suicide

    Questions surrounding Physician Assisted Suicide Physician assisted suicide is a constant source of debate in our society. In order to gain insight into the workings, social questions, and political questions physician assisted suicide, physician suicide must be defined. In order for physician assisted suicide to occur, “a doctor and a terminally ill patient whose death is likely to occur in a short time” are required (Robinson, 2010, p. 15). Furthermore, examination of the roles of the doctor

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    Physician-Assisted Suicide

    Life is never guaranteed and whether it is through an illness or an accident, we as humans are eventually going to die. Physicians Assisted suicide has been one of the most controversial issues. The issue of doctor-assisted suicide has been the subject of the heated dispute in recent years. Many people believe that physicians should be permitted in helping a patient to end their unbearable suffering when faced with a terminal illness. Furthermore, it should be the patient’s right to decide when and

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    Communication Case Study Taliana

    Focus: Taliana’s family will develop, practice and increase Taliana’s interpersonal skills. Ms. Smalls (MHS) and Mrs. Clark (MHS) discuss communication barriers. Intervention: MHP and MHS discuss Taliana’s recent incident and process barriers. MHP and MHS identify one of Taliana’s communication barriers. MHP teach “I” statements to MHS to encourage Taliana’s emotions to decrease the lack of communication. MHP and MHS practice how to teach Taliana how to use “I” statements. MHP and MHS discuss Taliana’s

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    Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation Case Study

    Imagine a patient ask you to end his life. The patient has the right to do so because of the Do-not-resuscitate order. This order prevents health care providers to not do cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) if the patient is near the end of his life. I will be horrified and distressed under this situation. In my understanding, a nurse acts as a sentry who watches over and protects the patient. Yet, the patient told me to kill him and abandon all my moral values. This is an extremely difficult decision

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    Goth Research Paper

    Young Goths and Depression: Reality or Myth? Researchers could not fully justify the relation, but young goths appear to be more likely to suffer from depression or to self-harm, according to new research. Participants were asked whether they identified themselves with number of youth subcultures – including “sportys”, “populars”, “skaters”, “chavs”, “loners”, “keeners” – those who work hard in school, and “bimbos”. The research based on surveys of 3,694 British teens, found that 15-years-olds

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    Birth Father Case Study

    The birth mother has an extensive history with drug abuse and mental illness. Her drugs of choice were marijuana, alcohol, Xanax, amphetamine, heroin, benzos and opiates. She was diagnosed with Depression. The Department of Children and Family Services (DCFS) received a hot-line call on 07/23/10 pertaining to the accidental drowning of Ryan McGrath, age 4. It was reported that when the police went to the home of Ryan to inform his parents, Ryan's parents were asleep upstairs and not aware of

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    The Pros And Cons Of Chemotherapy

    Many times, doctors will order a last ditch round of chemotherapy for cancer patients who are at the end of their fight, in hopes it will not only shrink the tumors, but will also prolong or improve life, even for a short while. But a new study from Weill Cornell Medical College, published in JAMA Oncology shows those treatments may do more harm than good. In the new study, researchers say the treatments do nothing to help the patient, who were given six months or less to live. The scientists followed

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    Kyle Navin Case Study

    Jeffrey Navin and his wife, Jeanette, were last seen on August 4 at their recycling company. Their 27-year-old son went missing and he is one of the prime suspect (Kyle Navin). Kyle has a hearing detention for an unrelated gun charges and he could face a murder charge because of the disappearance of his parents. He got arrested and charged on September 8 because of having a illegal gun and substances. Remains were found so close to where the couples disappeared. A conversation of the father and son

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