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    Megan's Eulogy: How She Changed My Life

    to do something that makes me nervous. Megan will be remembered as a loving sister, daughter, mother, teacher, and friend to all those around her. Megan and I were only two years apart, which caused many fights throughout our childhood. When my parents brought Megan home from the hospital I was very disappointed because I believed they were bringing me home a puppy. Our grandma would always laugh and tell us about the mad, disappointed look I had on my face when they brought her home in that little

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    Parents and Kids

    Parents and their children hold a special relationship with each other. The relationship between parents and their children have a great effect on the child's life. Through the readings, this is apparent in positive relationships, negative relationships, and in average relationships between the parent and the child. A positive relationship between parents and their children helps with the up bringing of the child. This is seen in Theodore Roethke's piece, "My Papa's Waltz , and in William Butler

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    Adoption

    cautiously. Adoption is a process where parents are supplied for children whose biological parents are deceased, or for those children whose biological parents are unable or unwilling to provide for their care. "Adoption creates a parent-child relationship recognized for all purposes including: child support obligations, inheritance rights and custody (Aigner p 10). The children are provided for childless couples or individuals interested in becoming parents. "According to Dr. Ruth Mc. Roy at the

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    Family

    taken away from them. You just have to cherish your family as if it was the last time you were going to see them. My family is the farthest away from perfect, yet I wouldn’t trade them for anything. We’ve had our ups and downs, especially through my parents’ divorce, but in the end I believe it only brought us all closer, and really made us the strong family we have become today. No matter what obstacle life has thrown our way, we have always overcome the situation because that’s what families do; they

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    Family

    My lovely family consists of only three members: my mom, my sister and me. It was bigger when my Dad was alive. He died from a heart attack when I was nearly five. Not realizing how tragic and irrevocable the event of his death was for my Mom and my elder sister, I could not utter even a tear. I was not being merciless or cruel toward my father, for I loved him very much and tried to spend as much time with him as I could. After his busy working day at a plant he arrived home tense, a little nervous

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    Personal Narrative

    My family has planned for me to do this for months now.  My family has contacted my cousin's family and getting in touch with my grandparents.  Even though we’ve been here before, we were still so excited.  After a lot of planning we finally got it under control.  My cousin and I were going to Rocking Horse Ranch.     My family and I decided I would stay over my grandparents house with my cousin for the night.  We got there and my grandpa greeted me with a, “Hey, Joey how’s it going.”     I replied

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    Creative Writing: Sperm Donor

    Sperm donor, that’s all he was. Scott. The name still gives me chills when I say it. This man was supposed to be my father; supposed to love and care for me. Mom’s first love. In my mind, he isn’t my father, just a man I wish I didn’t know. This man doesn’t deserve my love, my sympathy, me. All he brought me was pain and disappointment. The only thing he taught me was what abandonment felt like. He was a carpenter. Spent his money on alcohol and drugs. Not a dime towards our family. Always gone

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    Personal Narrative: Home

    I laugh, as my parents entertain me with stories of their childhood and youth, describing the times when they only ate fish sticks and fries for dinner on Sunday nights. I smile as I share memories with my sister and brother, talking about the time my brother pushed me off of the trampoline, or when I pushed my sister off of the trampoline. Coming home from school, from work, from trips, I rest knowing I am home. The smells of laundry detergent, the oddly-always-the-same 73 degrees temperature greeting

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    How My Childhood Abuse Made Me Better

    Cheyenne Fry Ms. Yandell ENGL 1113 Narrative Essay How My Childhood Abuse Made Me Better My biological mother was a very abusive person to me and my little brother. Although he being an infant when he was around her, I was a toddler. She and my dad got a divorce due to her cheating. While the divorce process dragged on she had visitation rights every other weekend, even after the divorce was final. Thankfully my dad had gotten custody of us because at that time I communicated with him telling

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    Personal Narrative: My Abusive Relationship

    Throughout my life, I have encountered many challenges and obstacles that the majority of people, especially children do not go through. One setback that crippled my life was my ex-boyfriend. Abusive relationships can absolutely destroy a person and their life, inside and out. I had been friends with this boy for six years beforehand, and we dated for approximately seven months. However, things were not the perfect relationship I had hoped for. During The first few weeks of our relationship, things

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