The Lindley Family Narrative Report

The Lee Family’s Healthcare Experience Foua and Nao Koa Lee’s children were born in Laos except for one child, Lia Lee. She was born in Merced, California at Merced Community Medical Center. The birthing traditions in Laos are completely different that in the United states. From the moment Foua arrived at the hospital, the health care professions lack cultural competency. Foua wanted to take her placenta home as part of her Hmong belief.

In Ellis' intriguing book, First Family, one discovered an overall theme. John Adams supports his country, as well as his wife Abigail to great extent. He supports his country through many ways, one being; becoming the countrys second president and signing the delacaration of independence, leading to the end of the American Revolutionary war in 1783. Through all this, Abigail stayed loyal and supportive of John Adams, creating their inserperable love for each other.

In this case study you will learn about The Ben Matthews family. Ben and Joan Matthews have three kids all under the age of five. The Matthews family was forced to pack up their things and move to Florida, due to Ben losing his job. However, they soon discovered there were no employment opportunities and were forced to travel back to their trailer which they had left behind in Illinois. Unfortunately sickness struck the family when two of the children became sick. This financial hardship also placed a strain on Ben and Joan’s relationship. They began to get into arguments that sometimes resulted in domestic abuse. While Ben and Joan were traveling back to Illinois they had to deal with their car breaking down, and the reality that they had no money to provide the basic needs of gas, food and shelter not only for

The Smith family is in the same situation as many other families that live in the United States. A young single mother is trying to raise two children by herself with no income. Lucky for them, there are several government funded programs that are there to help them to form a better life. However, there are certain requirements for several of the programs. The Smith family should meet most of those requirements. They have until the end of the month before all their resources are cut off.

Around 1982, the most terrifying, yet beautiful situation happened in the Allred family. The divorce of my father’s parents, Bobby Gene Allred and Debra Dixon Allred, split one family into two. Later in 1997, Bobby Lynn Allred and Gana Janelle Beesinger were married. This beautiful ceremony took three families and combined them all into a chaotic masterpiece. Most people get the privilege of two family get togethers, but I get that advantage plus one. For me, food, fellowship, and memories is what makes life jump for joy.

My family the Heintzelman family has lore that has come from our ancestry in Germany. Ancestry is a very important part of a person. Knowing who came before you can affect a person greatly. If someone knows the hard work that their ancestors did it can lead to a lot more humility for that person. No person gets to where they are in life without the hard work of the people that came before them, especially in America. Almost no one is a native of American which makes it a melting pot for all cultures, which means knowing your history is important. The hard work of my ancestors I feel is extremely important due to the story that surrounds the last name of Heintzelman. The story of the Heinzelmännchen, which originated in Cologne, Germany, was a legend about elves who would do the chores of the lazy townspeople. Every night when the townspeople went to sleep the Heinzelmännchens would come up to do that work that the townspeople had neglected to do (Kopisch and Thrlet). This was a myth that was started many years ago in Cologne but is still remembered today. The story of the Heinzelmännchens is commemorated in statues that stand in Cologne and through my last name. The story of the Heinzelmännchen has been passed down from generation to generation in my family, as the beginning of our last name and heritage. However, this is not the only way that lore is passed down, we have also passed down our history through our names, as many Heintzelmans have been named after

The Allgood family is hung on the city center stage, where they are about to be executed. The one who is the one comes and begins the exaction by vaporizing Elizabeth Allgood and Benjamin Allgood. But then he stops and listens to the chanting and cheering of the citizens before continuing. Before he can continue Whitford and Wisteria Allgood are dropped through an opening in the stage which quickly closes up again. Whitford and Wisteria split up so they can get away faster and escape there execution.

One of the substance abuse interventions I recently led, resulted in a very public miraculous healing. I was contacted by the McCracken family early in 2015 to lead a last chance intervention for their son Jeff. Jeff McCracken was barely alive when we got him to treatment. Once he arrived at the facility we had in place, they immediately sent Jeff to the hospital. His medical condition was dire, he was given two months to live and sent to Hospice. In Hospice, Jeff’s parents requested our team to pray over him. Within days of that event, Jeff had an incredible turn around and was released from Hospice and entered a program. I sponsored Jeff throughout the recovery process. God has utterly transformed his life. Dubbed a modern day “Lazarus,”

On June 15th, 2002, the Sloan family welcomed their third child and first girl, me. I have two older brothers, Andrew and Ian. While I was growing up, I picked up a lot of their habits and tried my best to mimic every little thing they did, helping me learn. I watched as they went to school, played sports, and typed on the computer, wishing I could be big and strong like they were. My parents would often find me trailing after one of them or sitting at the computer trying to figure out how to make the keys work.

A cat has been found 10 years after it went missing in Santa Rosa, California.

“Race is a constant factor in American life. Yet reacting to every incident real or imaged is crippling, tiring and ultimately counterproductive” – Condoleeza Rice, Extraordinary, Ordinary people: A Memoir of Family

Honestly, I have had a pretty easy life. I have a house that I feel safe in, there is always food on the table, and my parents spoil me with unnecessary things. I cannot pinpoint many times in my life where I have faced adversity, but when I do face hardships, they affect me a great deal. Currently, my neighbors are moving away, and for a long time, I struggled with this realization. I am able to accept my neighbors’ move by the help of my family and God.

The family I have chosen to study and observe is that one of a very close friend of mine. His name is Rafael, he is a 38 yrs. old United States Marines Communication Technician; He was a stationed at Camp Lejune, North Carolina when they met about 5 years ago, soon to retire now in 2 years; his wife Theresa is now 25, stay at home mom and they have 2 boys together, Elias 6 & Alan 4.

Upon arrival with the food Doris realizes that one of the kids had gone into the room. At this point she realizes how great it would be if all 4 went in there. She quickly feeds the rest of the kids as they played their games and one by one had them enter the room with James’. Doris was planning on using the dead kid’s skulls to decorate the park for Halloween and thought the look would help them out. This was the first time however the Doris had put 4 kids in their at one time usually it was only one. All four Thompson kids were in this room of doom where it appeared there was no way out. The kids began crying and screaming and James knew the only way they could get out and return to their parents was he came up with a plan.

The family that I decided to use for the family social work project is the Wright family of four. The family includes Grandma Mary and her three grandchildren; Zack, Leah, and Savannah. Grandma Mary is 64 years old and does not work, Zack is 22 and is a cashier at a local grocery store, Leah is 12, and Savannah is 8 years old. The children father is in and out of the picture and the mother left the picture after she gave birth to the youngest child and started to feel as if it was too much to handle. The children’s mother does call and check on the children every now and then but she lives in a different state. Grandmother Mary is the children’s maternal grandmother.