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Question by Aveeno: what’s the “Educational Preparation Programs” from the UC application?

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Answer by Ms. Sun
According to the UC application:

These programs may help students prepare for college by providing information, counseling, tutoring and other service or offer academic enrichment, research opportunities or special study opportunities, such as study abroad.

Below is a list of the educational preparation programs that are sponsored by the UCs.

ATDP (Academic Talent Development Program) – through Berkeley

Cal-SOAP – available throughout California

CBOP (Career Based Outreach Program) – through UCLA

COSMOS (The California State Summer School for Mathematics and Science) – available from several UC campuses

EAOP (Early Academic Outreach Program) – through all UC campuses

EGC (Educational Guidance Center) – through Berkeley

Question by Adam B: Can you please proof read this for me?
My name is Farhan (Faith) Aden. I came to the United States of America in 1999 with my family. I was 14th years old. I came out as gay/transgender to my family, and immediately my family put me out and disowned me. I ended up staying with this strange family, they weren’t strange after all. This family said I can stay with them and finish high school. Miracles do happen. In 2007, I found out that I was HIV positive which was shocking news. I became hopeless and helpless. I thought my life was absolutely over. I was wrong.
I started drinking every day, in other words, alcohol became my best friend. I spent every penny I had on alcohol. If I didn’t have the money to purchase alcohol, I would find a way to get it. Recently, I realized that alcohol was ruined my life and I only had two options, live or die. I chose to live. Today, I have a great sponsor and attend AA meetings. My life has a meaning today. AA has given me real friends and so much of what I have today. Today, I am a recovering alcoholic, and I do not miss alcohol a bit. Thanks to my Higher Power whom watches over me and keeps me sane.
Few months back, I was in chemical dependency treatment, and a prior to my graduation from the program, my counselor asked me if I knew where I was going after treatment, off course my answers was no. He recommended me to go to Whittier Clinic and speak with a social worker. I called the social worker and made an appointment with her in the same week. In short, she told me about Lydia apartments, and said, “I think you will be quality their program. She continued talking and said, I need to get all your medical records and your therapist name and phone #.” I signed releases of information and about a week later, she called me and said, “Faith, this is Theresa, I just wanted to let you know that I have submitted your application to Lydia Apartments.” I said, thank you so much Theresa.
About a week later, I received a phone called from Lydia Apartment, and two days later, I was at Lydia Apartments doing my intake. Then I met Jeremiah, housing manager. Jeremiah helped me tremendously throughout the housing process. He gave me his undivided attention and I can’t thank him enough.
All in all, I am extremely happy that I have found Lydia Apartments. Special thanks to all staff, especially the ones I have worked with. Thank you!

Question by AnaBaby1969: “Does anyone have a Thanksgiving Prayer: For Families who have Lost a Loved One”?
My Mom died of breast cancer 11 days ago. I have been doing the Thanksgiving prayer since I was 10. I am now 40. There is so much to say in just a few minutes. I am looking for help to either write a new prayer or borrow someone else’s.

For all those who are reading this – remember even Mom’s and Dad’s die too…

Happy Thanksgiving!

Ana

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Question by Hexagon Sun: Will the US Army disqualify me for a “history of depression” that was found during family therapy?
Ok. Here’s what’s happened. My recruiter forgot to mention that I did not have to disclose any psychiatric counseling I have undergone if it was strictly for family issues, and naturally I told them about it (fraudulent enlistment is frightening). At MEPS, I was “permanently disqualified” for a “history of depression” found in the family therapy records (the family therapy lasted for 6 months and 6 days). My recruiter then (I assume) applied for a waiver because within two weeks I was back at MEPS to undergo a Psychiatric Consult. The date of this Psych Consult was June 16th. While at MEPS, I took a peek inside my medical folder and the top page said “Permanently disqualified for history of depression” (so why was I back at MEPS for a Psych Consult?).The psychiatrist told me at the end of the consult that he believed I have no significant psychiatric issues that would impair my ability to serve in the armed forces. However, I received a letter from the Medical Officer at the MEPS station claiming I am “permanently disqualified for history of depression” that was typed 2 days after my Psych Consult. My recruiter has yet to receive the “email from the Office of the Surgeon General” that will supposedly be the final word as to whether I am disqualified or not, and has told me everyday for the last week that he will receive the email “tomorrow around noon” (I’m not complaining about him, I understand these things may take some time to process).

 

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A letter to the Governor for Luther T. Jessie, Jr. (Community Voices)

Filed under: long term drug rehab

Dear Governor Brown,. I know how busy you are with the drought, long-term funding liabilities and health-care coverage on your plate. These are huge challenges that impact our … For more than a decade, Luther was also a substance abuse counselor with …
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Why Philip Seymour Hoffman's 23 Years of Sobriety Didn't Mean He Kicked the …

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For addiction help, Dallas turns to us. – If you are in Dallas, watch this informative video on addiction help. Our dual diagnosis program handles mental health problems and gives addiction help. Del…

 

Inland Valley News Weekly Celebrity

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In 1990 Paul was certified in Radiology as an X-ray Technician. In 1991 he completed all documentation as a Dental Technician. In 2002 he completed all documentation as a Dual Diagnosis Drug/Alcohol Counselor and in 2003 was certified as a …
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Courier Times Community Calendar for February 3

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9:45 a.m.-1 p.m. Help answer phones, assist visitors, register people for programs and trips. Churchville Nature Center, 501 Churchville Lane. …. Area high school seniors and currently enrolled college students should contact their school guidance …
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