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    Maris rough draft Multiple Sclerosis is disease in which the immune system eats away at the protective covering of nerves. In “On Being A Cripple” by Nancy Mairs‚ she addresses her complicated relationship with MS. The personal and social view of her relationship. The relationship Mairs has with MS she would not give up her life with this disease for anything or anyone in exchange for "sound limbs." Living with MS and still trying to be a mother and with a close relationship is hard. According

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    In the memoir Year Of Impossible Goodbyes‚ Sookan Changes from someone who is not very hero-like to someone who is very hero-like. This change is seen in the moments When: She rounds the rocks and glass instead of sharpening them‚ When she leaves Aunt Tiger and Kisa for the checkpoint‚ and when she runs from the Russians and the dogs to get to the south. When Sookan is at school and is forced to Sharpen the rocks to fight the “White Devils” she rounds them instead of sharpening them. “We rubbed

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    In her essay‚ On Being a Cripple‚ Nancy Mairs comments satirically on the English language‚ American society and her overarching life struggle with multiple sclerosis . Mairs begins her essay by writing on her life experiences‚ and why she prefers to be called a ‘cripple’ over being called a ‘differently-abled’‚ person. In paragraph two‚ Mairs writes that‚ “As a cripple‚ I swagger‚” In order to understand what she is saying‚ the context of the quote must be made known; in order to understand the

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    bibi singh Lower 6 Abstract To examine the relationship between maternal behaviours and foetal development‚ this researcher aims at first identifying what is meant by ‘maternal behaviours’ and ‘foetal development’. secondly‚ examining these behaviours specifically maternal smoking‚ stress and anxiety‚ alcohol consumption‚ maternal infections and nutrition and their effects on the developing foetus and lastly‚ to conclude this paper with an outline of some of the many roles an expecting mother

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    Sookan changes in many ways throughout the book Year of Impossible Goodbyes when faced with the following situations: when she pretended to be like the Russians‚ when she took off her shoes in the field‚ and when she gave her little sister the rest of the bread. Sookan has the ability to be very cunning and trick people into thinking that they are for their side. For example‚ when they were planning to escape‚ she pretended to be happy and go to all the Russian meetings. "We all have to look

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    This is a poem written in fourteen stanzas with two lines in each stanza to highlight the importance of remembering what you have left behind in a place. “Goodbye‚ New York” is about the mourning of the narrators departure from the big city. It is always best to remember the good when you are leaving a place that way you have a happy memory to look back on. What caught my attention about the writing of the poem was the simplistic use of rhyming couplets to narrow in on an aspect that will be nothing

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    Goodbye to Berlin (1939) is a fictionalized memoir set in Weimar Germany and written by Christopher Ishwerwood. It is semi-autobiographical‚ following the authors travels through Berlin in the pre-nazi era and the people he meets along the way. During this time‚ the author was making a precarious living teaching English and becoming a firsthand witness to the Nazi’s rise to power and the beginnings of the Third Reich. The book functions as a collection of short stories collected over the years of

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    Nancy Morgan Hart was born in Orange County‚ North Carolina in 1735. She grew up to be a feisty and short tempered woman. In fact‚ the local Cherokee Indians called her a "war woman." She was uneducated but she ran her household well and she had an excellent shot despite being cross-eyed. After she and her husband Benjamin Hart were married‚ they moved to the Wilkes river in Northern Georgia. Hart then became one of the most patriotic women in Georgia. While her husband was fighting in the war‚ she

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    The descriptive essay‚ "On Being A Cripple‚" by Nancy Mairs demonstrates a purpose to postulate the way society has brainwashed people to judge others incorrectly in order to expose the true thoughts of a person living beneath the glamorized world. Mairs strongly feels that "[she has not] lost anything in the course of this calamitous disease" (37)‚ known as Multiple Sclerosis‚ a disease that deteriorates the nerves and interferes with brain and body communication because the immune system has eaten

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    THE LONG WALK "The Long Walk" by Stephen King is easily comparable to the book “1984” George Orwell‚ because they both share the value of a constant surveillance of it citizens. The governments of each book control their citizens by constantly watching them‚ occupying them‚ and always reminding them of the consequences of disobeying. The government sees everything‚ if you disobey‚ you will suffer.

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