Valley Forge: Why I Want To Die

If was a soldier at Valley Forge would I re-enlist? The answer is I would not re-enlist for these three reasons which are awful conditions, don’t want to die, and disease. The first reason I will not re-enlist is their awful conditions at Valley Forge. I won’t re-enlist for this reason is there is no meat. When we have food it’s nasty and not nutrition for you.We had meat and bread to eat and firecake which was a mixture of flour and water.

From the beginning to end, the government never kept their promises. They exhausted the Native Americans after the long march and couldn’t even provide them with sufficient amount of food. Lacking food, medicine, etc. resulted in a vast number of deaths among the Indian tribe and the government did not care nor compensate for it. The hardship the Native American had endured on the Trail of Tears was

What is it Lupus is a chronic systemic rheumatic disease, that is, can affect any organ and / or system : joints and muscles, can damage the skin, kidney, lung and almost all organs. One of the characteristics of this disease is a disease that is very heterogeneous. It is difficult to find two patients with the same symptoms and the same patterns of disease. That complicates often it is diagnosed. The evolution of the disease develops in stages and other outbreak in which the effects of the disease forwarded.

Today, many people wonder if they would stay with George Washington, or not enlist and go home back to their families. Like many soldiers, I would have quit for many reasons. For example, I would quit because of the harsh weather conditions, the many diseases and sicknesses throughout the camp, and the poor supplies. First of all, I would quit because of the harsh weather conditions. The weather conditions

My answer is no because of the bad conditions. First, I wouldn 't stay at Valley Forge because of death. Only the craziest people would have the guts to stay and just staying is a huge risk. From December to June, 1800 to 2500 people died so I think that says enough about Valley Forge. (Doc A) These deaths were mainly because of illness but death is death and I wouldn 't want to put up with that.

In the novel Bread Winner by Deborah Ellis and there was a war going on in Afghanistan. Parvana’s family keep getting bomb on so her family keep getting poorer and poorer with each bomb hitting. (13) Why I think that is affecting Parvana 's life is because that means that her family can 't afford anything good or buy a good house far away from the war. I was said in the text the “Parvana 's life has been in ruins, and it was hard for her to image it another way.”(16) So I believe that she can’t remember what Afghanistan without war. The text says “We need water,” Nooria said.

In 2012 i told my mom i could not do it and i said i need to get away from him. So we fought and fought to get it so i did not need to go up there anymore. He complained but then we found out that i was old enough we did not need to fill out any papers and i could be myself and make my own choice. So i did not talk to him for the longest time and then something told me i needed to make plans and talk to him. He and i went to dinner which was awkward, never ending, and i wanted to leave

1 Diseases Today I want to tell you about the diseases in World War one. Many of those diseases led to the dead of the soldiers because they had little knowledge and medicine. The conditions in the trenches were horrible. Little foot and fresh water, living in wet trenches, no medical care were the cause of those diseases: Trench foot, trench fever, gas, trench mouth, venereal diseases...Soldiers were sick, hungry and were exposure to the elements of nature. World War one was a really bloody affair.

According to the Egan (2010) he says clients fear disorganization this means they fear to self-disclosure because they feel they cannot face what they might find out about themselves, Kate was sick for few months but refused to go to the hospital and find out what was wrong her. She lacks trust, she does not trust anymore about her condition so she feels comfortable when nobody knows about it. As her counselor I would ask her open ended question more for her to tell me more about her family and how she is planning to tell because she saying the other part of her want to tell them but the other part does not want to tell them about her condition. As her counselor I would talk sense in her for her to understand that it is important for her parents to know about her illness. Firstly I would talk about confidentiality that everything we talking about are between me and her and inviting her parents to counselling also with her will be a good idea for her to open up and tell her parents about the

This being because we all know that someday we too will die but there is always the lingering thought of how, when and what happens after. We see through the process Ivan goes through as he becomes ill. He is essentially trying to reject the idea of his own death as a way to cope with the bitter reality. He expresses to himself that he will get better unfortunately for Ivan no one is immortal and we must all die. The fifth type of dukkah is ‘Being unable to avoid difficult of painful situations’ No one has complete control over their circumstances and therefore unenviable situations

California needs to listen to the people in this town and find another way to preserve this water . Our state is putting these people through a horrible time and this town may not even be suitable for living and people who have lived there for almost 50 to 60 years will have to move out of the house they most likely we would want to be deceased in . They are putting little children trough things adults can 't even handle for a day ! Farming will become obsolete and this town will have to receive packages from other cities or towns just for food or vegetables . In conclusion this is horrible and California should not revoke our privileges and preserve their water a totally

I mean our food supply is low, we have no actual beds, there is no ventilation in the huts and they are probably missing and worrying about their families, but our country needs as much help as it can get and I would rather stay and possibly die to win my country’s, the colonists and my family’s freedom than just stay at home doing nothing and let everyone else do it for me. If we work together and don’t give up I am almost positive we can make it through this winter and other trying times in this war and throughout the rest of our lives. Therefore, I strongly believe my fellow soldiers should re-enlist also because if we work together we can win this thing and have have our freedom once and for

This is something that is happening all over our world today. People who need assistance will never receive it because of their position. Many people die each day to things like diarrhea and the cold because they can’t afford a typical check up. “Based on poor access to health care, 1 billion people have no chance of ever seeing a doctor in their life (Infographic).” This is a fact that even pertains to people in America. Health care is a thing that a few in our world have access to.