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Hi Marissa,
I really enjoyed reading your post and learning about Williams- Beuren Syndrome. As a child I didn’t watch spongebob but I think I would of liked it. He has a funny laugh that will make anyone laugh. I do agree with you that he shows signs and symptoms of Williams Beuren Syndrome and also Bi Polar. I also like that you brought his phycial appaearnace into the mix. That helps support the facts with Williams Beuren Syndrome. Very well done!Hi Kaley,
I love criminal minds and Spencer is such a cool charcter for you to pick. I do agree that he has PTSD and there are many symtopms and sings that are shown in the show. PTST is such a serious disease and can be very hard to cope with for some people. I think Spencer handles his symptoms very well and does sometimes show signs up irritability but it is 100%v part of the disease. Thank you for sharing and you did a good job.Hi Kaley,
I am happy you are motivated to become a nurse. You are almost there! I really like that you treat yourself with something you enjoy after completing school work. That is something I should incorporate into my routine I think. You are doing so well and I look up to you in this program. I also will start thinking that by each completed assignment we are 1 more step closer to graduation and that brings a smile to my face. Good job on the post. You are doing great and keep up the great work!HI Cyrstal,
I really enjoyed reading about your reason to complete school. This hit a little close to home for me and I can 100% relate. You are doing amazing in the program and have grown so much. I am super proud of you and I am sure your family will be just as proud. Keep up the great work. Never loose track of where you started because who you are where you started is who you are today and both are amazing. Great job!Hi Kaitlyn,
Thank you so much for sharing. This is really relatable to me on some levels. Although I have no children I can remember how worried I was with starting school and how much I was going to “miss out” on. I know this has been super difficult but we are almost done. So close! I am very proud of you and I am sure your family is going to be so proud and thankful too. Good Job and keep up the great work because you are doing great!Hi Kaley,
You should 100% be proud of the accomplishment of becoming a nurse very soon. I remember the first few days I trained you at work and I could just tell you would make a good nurse. You are so smart and I am very happy you find time to make time for yourself. Burnout is a thing and I am glad you are practicing ways of preventing that. Keep up the great work. You have so much good looking after you. Great Job!Hi Kaitlyn,
This post reminds me of Crystal’s post and I see a lot of similar key points in each post. Children that are participating in the research study are are at potential risks for exploitation and the parent or guardian will have to stand up for their child like you stated. Some parents will and some will not.Hello Crystal,
I really enjoyed reading your post. This makes a lot of sense to me and I completely agree. I am a strong believer that having strong rules and protections is cubical. When a parent doesn’t implement strong rules or stay to their word children believe that it is okay to do what they want and that can lead to serious issues. Unfortntunly I have witness children basically parenting their parents which is really ridiculous to observe. Although children may think they are making adult decesions they really aren’t and when they are an adult they will realize.Hi Kaley,
I defiantly find your topic very interesting. I like how you incorporated the powerpoint and your own culture into this post. I too agree that I sometimes find myself underplaying my pain whether it’s emotional or physical pain. Every culture is very unique in its way of showing pain. I agree that it is important to understand cultures and their beliefs because every culture is so different. I had an experience this past week where someone was in pain emotionally and you could tell something was wrong and it had to do with people not undersigning the cultural and the beliefs. Once the needs were met and fixed the person was okay and it was related to cultural beliefs. Thank you for sharing this.Hi Kate,
This is something that I think is very personal to you so thank you for sharing. I do agree with you that some cultures are judgy when it comes to showing emotions and vulnerability. I too sometimes find myself feeling judged or embarrassed to show my emotions. I know growing up I was always taught to kind of hold my emotions together and not show them. I know what that is like. I know it can be hard not to show emotions and try not to but we have to remember we are human. You are doing great and it is okay to not be okay sometimes. I hope some cultures and this world can show some light this subject and be less judgy. I enjoyed reading your post.Hi Kate,
I enjoyed reading your post. I really liked how you provided examples of each part of the brain in your activity. It is very amazing how the different parts of the brain all work together. I agree that if you were a psychologist that the method you would use would be organ donation. That is pretty cool and certainly an interesting topic to do research on. There is definitely so much new research that we can use to examine these things closer and learn. Thank you for sharing and well done.Hi Ben,
This post was really educational and really easy to follow along with. I feel like I was able to learn the different parts of the brain and the functions with the scenario you gave. That is pretty cool that you ended up knowing the driver after all. Very good job with this post. I have not heard of the Amygdala or seen it used an example. Thanks!Hi Kim,
I enjoyed reading your post and I can say I agree with you on some of the points you made. I like the idea of being able to genetically take away some of these diseases. I do also agree that this gene modifying is taking away form “natural life”. As Deb said in the response that people are now picking and choosing characteristics they want to change. That I don’t really agree with and I think it is losing its original positive original form of use. I enjoyed reading your post and thank you for sharing.Hi Deb,
I really like this post. I found that your information was very knowledgable and interesting. I do agree that there is a million ways this could go wrong and the example you provides makes a good reason to support that. I also have the question that why would it make them more susceptible to the other viruses? I will have to do research and read more into that. Thank you.Hi Kaitlyn,
I really enjoyed reading your response to the Discussion Board. When I was reading this I found myself relating to a lot of your experiences. I also attended Catholic school and felt as if me and my sister didn’t fit in. I also really related to you when you said you learned a lot of life lessons through the diverse crowds you hung out with. I am still experiencing and navigating this and it brings me a sense of comfort that someone else has gone through some of the same things and is doing so well. Please be very proud of yourself because you are doing so well. Thank you for sharing your thoughts and experiences.
