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    As a child I dreamt of the day I would get married‚ start a family‚ buy a home and have lots of money. I felt so foolish as I began to get older and realized that that wasn’t the hand I was dealt‚ that was not my reality. Now‚ I find myself homeless and without hope and all I can think is‚ “No one said life was easy.” As I start packing my tiny one-bedroom apartment where my family and I lived‚ I could not help but feel the anxiety building‚ unsure of what will come after we make this lengthy trip

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    safe‚ secure and adequate housing to get out of the weather‚ to cook their meal‚ or taking care of personal hygiene these are just some of the essentials they would be able to do if they had a home. There are a lot of reasons some individuals are homeless like: mental health‚ domestic violence‚ addiction disorder‚ and job loss‚ but most often it is because a set of circumstance that require them to choose between shelter‚ food and other basic needs. Unfortunately homelessness and poverty go hand in

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    personal suffering and daily experience. The themes that are being depicted are suffering and struggle throughout the poem “Widower in the Country” and “On Home Beaches” Poem‚ both written by Les Murray. The theme suffering and struggle is being explored through the death of the widower’s wife. Similarly‚ Murray also explores the notion of suffering and struggle in the poem “On Home Beaches”‚ however the character’s suffering and struggle is from the perspective of physical dissatisfaction unlike in the

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    In the article “The Maker’s Eye‚” Donald Murray establishes the idea that‚ to create a strong essay and be a strong writer‚ you have to recognize the subject of your writing‚ but most of all how you portray that subject to your readers. As Murray explains it‚ the subject of any essay is its message‚ what the writer is trying to tell his readers‚ which is why the writer should always focus on it. If the writer deviates from their intended path‚ the essay or story gets confusing to the reader as both

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    make no effort to help the homeless community as much as I feel I should. In fact‚ I think there are many people who do not even think twice about the situation. I believe that there are things‚ both big and little‚ that we can all do to help out and make a difference. Being homeless means spending each night in unsuitable living conditions without comfort or proper necessities. When you get hungry‚ tired‚ or injured‚ you settle for less. I think people become homeless because of choices they make

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    IMPACTS OF HOMELESS VETERANS The definition of a homeless veteran is combining being homeless and having the status of being a veteran. In 2009 President Obama and Secretary Shinseki made a commitment to end homelessness amongst veterans in 5 years. This was in collaboration with the Veterans Administration (VA). Homeless within the ranks of our veterans has been around for decades. There are many explanations why some veterans are homeless. It could be due to not receiving benefits after leaving

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    selected was “homeless people”. The reason I selected this topic is because everyone for as long as I’ve known are quick to judge and criticize but nobody really asks how that person ended up being homeless. I don’t live in the best neighbored and I see homeless people on a daily basis. People have this wrong opinion about homeless people that I don’t agree with which is the reason I’ve been working on this proposal for the community to help. There are approximately three different homeless people within

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    The Homeless and Elderly Population BSHS 301 February 8‚ 2010 The Homeless & Elderly Population As we seek pleasure‚ we often forget our purpose in life. We feed our egos as we like‚ but there is one thing that humans don’t know is that all of us have access to opportunities like those who think they have everything in life. But unfortunately not all of us are capable of seeing the poverty in our society. Not all homeless people chose to live in the streets or shelters‚ especially

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    Henry A. Murray: The Thematic Apperception Test R.F Molloy College Henry A. Murray: The Thematic Apperception Test In reading 36‚ from the book “Forty studies that changed Psychology: Explorations into the history of Psychological Research” by Roger R. Hock‚ Henry A. Murray is introduced as a Psychotherapist who creates a method of testing a person’s personality and subconscious‚ thoughts‚ desires‚ and fantasies; otherwise known as a “projective” test (Hock‚ R). Murray and his partner‚ Christiana

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    America can spend all of this money and manpower on countries‚ how come the government does not help the homeless individuals inside their own borders. An unjust situation is the amount of homeless men‚ women‚ and children in the United States of America. One may think that shelters are keeping homeless people out of the streets and solving the problem‚ that is not the case. While they do keep homeless people out of the streets there is a successful and less expensive way. That way is long term housing

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