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    Book Report On Unbroken

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    as were the physical consequences of captivity‚ the emotional injuries were much more insidious‚ widespread‚ and enduring: Nearly forty years after the war‚ more than 85 percent of former Pacific POWs in one study suffered from post-traumatic stress disorder‚ characterized in part by flashbacks‚ anxiety‚ and nightmares”(355). Suffering from the same incidents that many former prisoners of wars did Louie’s determination to achieve better led him back to the track to change for the better‚ but a mishap

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    As the war changes so does the young and innocent mind of Paul Baumer. This is shown not only in his thoughts‚ but in the actions that he takes throughout the novel itself. Specifically‚ Paul’s mind changes because of his views on the war‚ how he witnessed the death of his classmates‚ and the battles that are fought change his personal view of life‚ and what it means to him as well as the war in itself. One of the more obvious ways that the war had affected the conscience of Paul is shown later in

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    Today there are many things that can impact someone’s identity. Imperialism is the ideology of extending a country’s power and influence through military force. Consumerism is another ideology that is the belief that it is good for people to spend large amounts of money on goods and services. Consumerism affects one identity because it leads to people believing that money is everything and that it is okay to buy things without hesitation; although imperialism contributes to one’s identity the most

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    Homeless Veterans in America Veterans make up eleven percent of the nation’s homeless population. While that number does not seem high‚ it means that about fifty thousand men and women who served our country are living in the streets (Shaw). More that half of those homeless veterans have some sort of disability. There are programs in place to help veterans ‚ but for many‚ these are not enough to keep in their homes. Veteran homelessness is commonly overlooked but has proven to be an extremely

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    Life on Fire

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    make us do things that we will regret and be guilty for. As George Santayana says “Chaos is a name for any order that produces confusion in our minds.” Chris Cleaves main character undergoes very different psychological stages such as post traumatic stress‚ psychological defence mechanisms and the guilt. The young mother and her family were fans for the Arsenal football team in London. Their rival team Chelsea was coming to London for a game against Arsenal in their new stadium and the father and

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    “Complex psychological trauma is defined as resulting from exposure to severe stressors that (1) are repetitive and prolonged‚ (2) involve harm or abandonment by caregivers…a responsible adult‚ and (3) occur at developmentally vulnerable times in the victims’ life‚ such as early childhood or adolescence” (Courtois & Ford C. A.‚ 2009‚ p.13). Jim experienced prolonged physical and psychological abuse and witnessed IVP between his parents until the age of 14. From 14 on his father continued to be abusive

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    Loss of Innocence

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    Many people experience the loss of innocence every day because it’s just a natural thing. One way that people loss their innocence is through the violence of war. Most people in a war will come unto the fact that it’s a kill or be killed kind of thing. Everyone would naturally choose to kill another man and that’s how many people in a war end up losing their innocence. Another way that people lose their innocence is when they witness the death of someone else. In the book “Fallen Angels‚” Lieutenant

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    The Wounded Warrior Project is an organization that provides aid to wounded soldiers in need. There are many organizations out there to donate to‚ but people have to find the right one like Wounded Warrior Project. This organization spends their valuable time and money to help veterans coming back from Afghanistan and Iraq. There is a website and various project’s individuals can use to donate to this cause. The project’s goal is to help these soldiers recover from their wounds. Before there was

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    difference between the two is that when the physical engagement is over‚ the gruesome battle with in the soldiers remains. War leaves numerous mental scars on any person who takes part in it: regret‚ depression‚ anxiety‚ fear‚ or post-traumatic stress disorder. In the novel The Things They Carried‚ written by Tim O’Brien‚ the author paints a portrait in the readers mind of all the realities of the war atrocities. O’Brien tells a different short story each chapter about characters and all the struggles

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    service men and women face is access to primary health care insurance coverage for their injuries sustained during combat and for their families. Another health issue identified is treatment for traumatic brain injury (TBI) and post traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). The Nurse Advocate Nurses are trained to be advocates for their patients. Advocacy is an inherent trait of nurses. As a nurse advocate for military personnel returning from combat I would need to be educated to handle the needs of

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