Create a 6 pages page paper that discusses marilyn monroe. tudy on one of the diva of Hollywood, Marilyn Monroe, and will see how issues in historical context and myth(s) contributed in construction of her reputation.

Marilyn Monroe, born as Norma Jeane Mortenson on1st June, 1926, was an American actress, singer and model who became a paramount sex symbol. However, her fame was short lived as she expired on August 5, 1962 at the age of 36 as a result of Barbiturate overdose, claimed as a suicidal attempt or, as some rumors says, homicide. In a short spam of 36 years, Monroe gained considerable amount as an actor and a human being. She gave Hollywood quite a number of successful flicks such as Niagara, Gentlemen Prefer Blonds, River of No Return, Seven Year Itch, Some Like it Hot and The Misfits. Howbeit, her ending years did not went smooth because of illness, personal problems and image of being erratic and strenuous to work with.

The hitch in Monroe’s life started as soon as her mother, Gladys, placed her in a foster home, as she was unable to support both of them as a result of financial crisis and mental instability. A rapid succession of foster place and having no semblance of normal and stable life, Monroe got involved in to ventures that were way more mature for her tender age. The absence of father and mother made her wish for a normal life, which she was unsuccessful in attaining. Similarly, three marriages, starting with the age of sixteen, and their failure prompted her in a relationship with drugs and medicine (Taraborrelli, 2009).

Where entrance in to Hollywood, secured her as one of the greatest actress in the history, her problems, depression and emotional instability had went up a notch. The first thing that started building up her reputation and the image was of a goddess and sex symbol. This particular image of her was a result of her insecurities that she would not emerge as a successful actress.

I need help creating a thesis and an outline on The Journey through Nursing. Prepare this assignment according to the guidelines found in the APA Style Guide. An abstract is required. From the paper, “Patient says no painkillers should be administered to her, apparently her faith says pain is punishment for some misdeeds and that she wishes to suffer it and dedicate it to some cause.” The physician smiled back, “We are under obligation to respect her wishes, but make sure you clearly explain to her that the option still remains open, whenever she feels ready.” The Physician had finished prepping himself and was heading to the observation room with me in tow. The patient’s situation had not changed and was the same as I had left it three minutes earlier. The lab technician walked in with the preliminary results, which confirmed my earlier suspicions: the patient had typhus fever. I left the physician with the attending nurse as I proceeded to prepare the next patient on the roll, which is the normal routine in my line of work. I am a Registered Nurse (RN) serving as an Emergency Room (ER) assistant to one of the physicians at my local hospital. This was the beginning of my fifteen-hour shift and I was feeling quite energetic. I checked on a previous patient who was on the way to the wards and proceeded into the adjourning examination room. By midday, I had attended to seven patients and since there were no patients in the ER, I sat at my desk organizing notes from earlier in the day. I ate a sandwich I had brought in from home and downed it with coffee. After the light meal, I filed the notes and placed the files in the desk drawer and with nothing much to do, I started recalling the long and taxing journey that had brought me to the nursing profession. It all started on one chilly morning when I was in Grade Five. My friend Pat and I had been playing on the slippery grass in the school compound. Full of energy as any kid my age would be, we were playing a contact game which involved a lot of chasing and grabbing. Caught up in the excitement, I pulled Pat a little too hard and she tumbled down hard and screamed in pain. She grabbed at her leg and upon having a closer look, I saw that her foot was bent at a very unnatural angle. She was howling at the top of her voice and I could not help crying when I imagined the pain I had inflicted on my friend. The safety officer came to the rescue immediately and he carried Pat swiftly to the school’s Health Unit. I sat with her comforting her, and what happened next changed my life forever. The head nurse, in a pristine white uniform, came over and examined my friend. She retreated into the inner office and when she came back, she had a dangerous looking hypodermic on her hand and was filling a syringe from a container. She reached for my friend’s foot and soothingly caressed her backside. My friend was still crying in pain and I was not sure she if knew what was going on. The nurse with a quick and practiced move injected the needle into my friend’s muscle, and Pat let out a high pitched howl. I hated the nurse. my young brain could not comprehend how somebody could inflict more pain on someone who was already in insufferable pain.