Hello, can I please get some help with my reflection paper I need help writing it. Can you please help with my reflection paper? help me, please (five or six paragraphs)

my topic: The impact of losing a family member?

Info about me, I lost both of parents at the age of 6 years due to breast cancer( my mother) and leukemia cancer (my father)

the absent of not having both of my parents hurt alot because I grew up not knowing how to love properly or had anyone really cared for me. My older siblings played a big roll in my life but it wasnt the same.

at 8 years old i hated my life i felt miserable not wanting to wake up not wanting to live anymore. losing parent was the worst thing that ever happen to me so the feeling of losing a family member scares me because its sucks to feel empty ness : so basically at a young age i know what it felt like to lose a family member :

please help this has to be really good! If you have any questions ill answer. make it really good ??

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2.pdf Download SAMPLE_REFLECTION FAMILY- 2.pdf (79.8 KB) | A Alternative formats Reflection Paper #1: How Do You Define Family? Student's Name California State University, Los Angeles Comment [C1]: THIS IS THE FORMAT F APA COVERPAGE, DO NOT FORGET TO CRI2.pdf Download SAMPLE_REFLECTION FAMILY- 2.pdf (79.8 KB) | A* Alternative formats REFLECTION PAPER # 1 N The definition of family depends greatly on personal experience which allows for numerous different interpretations and definitions of what family is. The definition of family varies by situation and is not strictly recognized as a mother, father, and children like most of society has recognized it as. Just the same, marriage does not signify the automatic definition of a family either (Skolnick & Skolnick, 2010). For example, an individual who is put into foster care may recognize other foster children as their family because of the encouragement that they give each other that they will one day get adopted. Through my experience and upbringing, I have recognized many individuals as my "family" such as friends, neighbors, my parents, and siblings. I consider many of my uncles, aunts, and cousins to be a part of my family as well. I consider them all family based on the close relationship that I share with them. I consider these close relationships to be my family because of the continuous interaction that we share, the love we share for one another, and of the encouragement and emotional support they have given me throughout my life.| Comment [C2]: EXCELLENT THESIS, SUGGESTS WHAT FAMILY IS, BUT IT EX I consider such people like friends, neighbors and extended kin to be my family when they provide continuous interaction and communication. For example, I have only met my Comment [C3]: CHECK OUT THE OP SENTENCE, IT LINKS TO THESIS BY DESC ELEMENT OF FAMILY, AND IT DISCUSSE mother's biological father once and he has never been involved in my life. Technically he is my CONTENT OF THE PARAGRAPH. "grandfather" but I do not consider him to be family because we do not share a close relationship. Similarly, I consider a couple of friends to be family because they have consistently been involved in my life. We share many things in common and have grown to love one another Comment [C4]: NOTICE THIS PARAC PROVIDES TWO PIECES OF EVIDENCE TO ARGUMENT and be supportive and encouraging as well. On-going interactions with family members allow to for the development of strong emotional bonds, therefore fostering communication supports family growth. Comment [C5]: THIS CAN BE A SUM STATEMENT TO WRAP UP THE PARAGR Previous2.pdf Download SAMPLE_REFLECTION FAMILY- 2.pdf (79.8 KB) | A Alternative formats REFLECTION PAPER # 1 Love plays a major role in helping to define what family is to me. To love a person is to_ Comment [C6]: Good opening sentence care about the individual's well-being and to help them by any means necessary. Despite conflict, disagreements, and hardships, a family stays connected because of the love that is shared in the relationship. Within family, love is always present during the best and worst of situations. I constantly share disagreements with a friend that I consider to be family but we always resolve our issues because we love each other. For me, loving someone goes hand in hand with emotional support and encouragement. Having emotional support and encouragement is a key trait within a family. Giving support may help with a person's confidence in their decision making. Feelings of support from family are important to me whether they agree with my decisions or not. Being supportive of decision making also includes encouragement to follow through with those decisions or meet goals. My family supports many of my decisions as well as shares concerns about any decisions that they do not agree with. For example, my friends and my parents have been supportive and encouraging of my career goals even though they do not agree with the path I am taking. I appreciate their support and any feedback they may have as well. There is no single answer of what defines a family because it varies on the individual and their life experiences. Regardless of the definition of what a family is, what matters is that there is a strong and consistent relationship that provides love, support and encouragement. | My_ Comment [C7]: IN THE CONCLUSION YOU WAI TO DEVELOP A SUMMARY STATEMENT OF YOUR ARGUMENT feelings towards what a family is lie greatly on the way I was socialized. At a young age, I was taught to believe that long distant relatives were a part of my family, even though I hardly saw_ Comment [C8]: THEN INTERPRET AND DRAW CONCLUSION ABOUT YOUR DEFINITION them. Based on this socialization of family being very broad and big in size, I now consider YOU CAN DISCUSS WHAT ARE THE IMPLICATIONS DEFINING FAMILY IN THIS WAY friends and neighbors to be a part of my family as they provide ongoing support.\f