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    I have used two examples of service users who use the service and how barriers are overcome when using different methods of communication and how working in partnership with other organisations can promote better outcomes for their care.This is relevant within my own job role 1;Service User A-Suffered a stroke and is partially deaf in his right ear and wears hearing aids 2;Service User B-Has dementia and lacks capacity to communicate . Service user A Barriers are overcome by care staff having

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    I never used to think that one day I would lose my grandfather. I had always thought he would always be there when I needed him. When I lost my grandpa‚ I lost my best friend the one I would call for anything I needed. Such as when I needed someone to talk to someone or just to call him to see what he was doing. It had never occurred to me a lot of bad things happen in this world‚ such as losing someone. Losing a loved one can cause you to learn so many things positive and negative. I for myself

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    Bridget Ladet February 4‚ 2013 English 1301 Professor Lindemann The Lost Loved One On September 8‚ 2004‚ I didn’t know that losing my mother while being at school‚ was the hardest thing of my life. I thought I was going to come home to the smell of her home made cooking‚ some barbecue she decided to fix for dinner‚ or even some food she had bought from Jack in the Box because she knew it was my favorite place to eat at. Being a sophomore in high school at the time‚ it was hard for me to concentrate

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    Absence Of A Loved One Do you know how it feels to lose a loved one? Its an aching pain‚ that takes time to drift away. We ask why they had to go away trying to understand why it all happened. Losing a loved one is like having the rug swept from under you. We go about our day just like any other day‚ and we don’t think how anything can be taken away in a blink of an eye. I never thought about the subject of losing a loved one‚ until I forced dreadful news‚ and the unbelievable truth of

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    Losing a Loved One Losing a loved one is like having the rug swept from under you. We make plans for the day‚ and do not think twice about how those plans can be taken away in the blink of an eye. I never thought much about it myself‚ until I was faced with the shock‚ and undeniable truth of my uncle’s death. I do not think anyone really thinks about tragedy until they are actually faced with shocking news. It is amazing how we take life for granted. The tragedy never goes away. You just learn how

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    The Loss of a Loved One

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    The Loss of a Loved One Have you ever felt the suffering of someone just by listening to a song? Here‚ there are two different songs‚ ‘’Funeral Blues’’ by Nemo Shaw and ‘’Don’t You Remember?’’ by Adele. Talk about the loss of a loved one‚ but in two different ways. ‘’Funeral Blues’’ the lyrics are addressed to the singer himself; in contrast‚ ‘’Don´t You Remember?’’ is addressed to the person who left her (the song writer). ‘’Funeral Blues’’ was written because someone died: on the other

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    Death of a Loved One

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    Survivors The loss of a loved one is a very sensitive topic for most people. Death can come in many forms; someone can be terminally ill‚ can get sick all of a sudden‚ or even a traumatic accident. Sometimes one may feel like their world is ending. The fact is each of us will die; it is just a matter of time. No matter what way a loved one dies‚ it is always hard on the people they left behind. Hurt is the only feeling one gets when they are told that a loved one has died. As stated in The

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    In “The Loved One” Waugh satirises American burial customs. Discuss this statement with reference to the novel. In this essay‚ it will be discussed how the author of “The Loved One” satirises the American way of death and funeral industry. This will be done by analysing aspects from the ‘Happier Hunting Ground’ and ‘Whispering Glades’. In addition‚ the two will be compared and contrasted followed by a brief conclusion. Whispering Glades Memorial Park and mortuary represents a Disney Land like

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    Addiction: Strengths Through Struggle On November 9‚ 2010‚ my best friend was pronounced dead due to asphyxiation caused by a drug overdose. Desmond Miller Harris was one of the thousands of people in the United States who died in the year 2010 from a drug overdose. Depending on the person and the situation‚ losing a loved one to drugs can impact people in several different ways and on multiple different levels. Some people move on quickly and are not affected in any way while others are stuck

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    Death of a Loved One According to the Encyclopedia Britannica‚ assisted suicide is defined as suicide by a patient that has acquired a lethal dose of medication provided by a physician that is knowledgeable of the patient’s intentions. (Britannica 2011) Over the last two decades the issue of assisted suicide has become more prevalent because it is now legal in three states. There are two passionate sides to this controversial topic; one side believes that suicide for any reason is wrong and immoral

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