Amy Winehouse: Borderline Personality Disorder

For Winehouse, her continued drug use caused her to attract media attention and lose many fans. After repeatedly arriving at her performances intoxicated, many fans lost interest in attending Winehouse’s concerts. In Shakespearean tragedy, the anagnorisis, or the change from ignorance to the recognition of hamartia, is not always realized by the tragic hero. Nevertheless, Winehouse recognizes the negative effects of her actions, but still prolongs her drug and alcohol use and abuse. Even though she attended rehab, Winehouse was never able to beat the addiction, and she continued using drugs.

Gradually Umm Kulthum started accompanied them at celebrations which they performed, she dressed in male Bedouin clothing so as not to know about her gender identity. Her early Quran learning and the fact that she knew all the rules

In rare cases, they may commit suicide (Ericson,

This was the very break he’d been waiting for. The conviction hit her hard, and affected her career, causing her to loser her cabaret performer license. After several more brushes with the law and a continued heroin habit, Billie, “Lady Day” Holiday, released her biography, titled “Lady Sings the Blues”. The book depicted the struggles she had faced and her rise to fame.

For a few years, Maya stayed silent and separated herself (“Biography" 2018). At sixteen, she got pregnant and became a waitress so she could provide for her newborn son ("Maya Angelou" 2018). As she grew up and started

Because of these constructs, an individual can and may suffer from psychological and emotional distress. The broad-spectrum term for negative emotions that affect a person’s working level is called psychological distress. It can lead to pessimistic approach in every aspect as well as in self. Some of the indicators of psychological distress are melancholy, anxiety, disturbance and other symptoms of mental illness (Williams, 2010).

She had a hard life, and some people claimed that Strange Fruit destroyed her, because it made her relate to the harsh reality of her people over and over again. Insert quote from book. After a very hard life, she did not live to see the revolution of the Civil Rights and died sick in

Just like depression, panic disorders and anxiety disorder often run in families. As a result, genetics, biochemical and environmental factors may also be a reason for a student to have anxiety disorders. According to Mr. Ebtehaj, an interviewee who has been studying psychology for

Alvarez,Erika Mr.Kegley Health Science/ 4th period 22 September 2015 Teen Pregnancy and Confidentiality Girls that don’t have a education may end up on the streets. In my side I said that girls that get pregnant in a really early age is really sad because they don’t think about their future, dropping out high school and parents kick them out from their houses. It is important for teens to think about their future. Girls that are 15 years old they get pregnant and at the same time they just feel like killing their self because they think that their parents will not respond for that. Yeah of course our parents are not responding for this!!

Name of the person: Lady Gaga Lady Gaga whose real name is Stefani Joanne Angelina Germanotta was born on March 28, 1986, in Yonkers, New York. She attended New York University's School for the arts but she left to find creative expression. (Lady Gaga, biography.com). Her debut album, The Fame, was a huge success, and the single "Poker Face" topped charts in almost every category, in almost every country. Moreover, Lady Gaga has since earned liking for subsequent albums, including one with Tony Bennett, and her performance on the American Horror Story series.

The news of Tempie’s death shook Ella greatly. Shortly following her mother’s death, Ella was taken in by Tempie’s sister Virginia. After moving, Ella had a hard time adjusting to her new surroundings and became unhappy eventually starting to skip school frequently thus causing her grades to drop. It was at this time that she got into trouble with the police and was sent to a reform school. However, things got even worse for Ella while she was in the reform school as she often suffered beatings from those in charge.

I am writing to request an intra-district transfer for my child, Adara Hansard, under the Texas Education Code, Sec. 25.0342. Adara is 14 years old, currently living at 4415 Whispering Valley Dr. and attending Anderson High in the fall for her freshman year. She has been a victim of bullying throughout her 7th and 8th grade years at Murchison from several of her peers, creating what I believe to be a toxic and unsuitable educational environment for my child that has caused her to be notably afraid of her transition into Anderson High. She struggled with acceptance from peers and the social life she cultivated at Murchison had a huge impact on her mental well-being, resulting in the need for therapy from Mandy Young, an LPC who specializes in anxiety and social skills issues of children and adolescents who have difficulty fitting in or having success at school, and later on psychiatric help resulting in depression, sleep, and anxiety medication.

Melinda’s character develops tremendously over the course of the book. In the beginning of the book, she says, “ I have entered high school with the wrong hair, the wrong clothes, the wrong attitude. And I don’t have anyone to sit with. I am an outcast” (Anderson, 4). At the start, Melinda had lost all of her friends after she busted a party last summer, but nobody knows that a senior boy at the party raped her.

OCD is characterized as an overwhelming buildup of anxiety towards external objects or situations with symptoms involving recurrent intrusive thoughts, panic attacks, and avoidance. Victims often strive to suppress these symptoms through compulsions or actions that ultimately suppress their obsessions, providing quick relief. Similarly, individuals suffering with PTSD experience anxiety, particularly towards a specific situation with distressing symptoms involving intrusive thoughts, panic attacks and avoidance. Individuals with PTSD often

She lost her identity and became cynical of other people. After her old friends ditched her, she lost a major part of herself. Then, although she did not consider Heather a “true friend”, she was desperate to keep her when Heather wanted to cut the ties of friendship. Going through high school is hard enough, but especially difficult when teenagers have no one there to go through it with. Also, Melinda’s appearance changes drastically over the summer.