Imperforate Anus (SSR)

Eliminating waste is very important and good for the body. The buildup of wastes in the body

should be prevented because some wastes like Urea and even Salt can cause harm to certain

organs. Also, we have the intake of undigested food, now, if we do not excrete would not be able

to continue taking in food. We need to give out waste so that we can continue this same cycle

over and over . Now, imagine being born with something that does not allow infants to drop their

wastes. Eventually the waste will build up, and their organs would be affected. The defect that

does not allow infants to drop wastes is called Imperforate Anus.

Imperforate Anus is a congenital (Present from a birth) defect of the anus. There is partial or

complete obstruction of the anal opening. The rectum is at the end of the large intestine where

feces is stored until they leave the body. Imperforate anus is when there is no opening at the end

of the large intestine where the anus is usually located. Imperforate anus can take several forms.

Imperforate Anus is mostly found when you are a baby in male or women. This disease may

stop you from going to the bathroom your normal way since it may mess up your urinary system.

It can also mess up men and women reproductive system but since this disease is normally found

in babies they wouldn't get to that stage to know. In an article in 2005, D. Spouge had said that

700,000 live born infants have been found with imperforate anus.

Rule # WHAT???? (CRR)

Today in English class we continued to work on our weekly assigned grammar rule. Each week Ms. Hegeman assigns a new grammar rule for us to learn and perfect. However, this tactic is not working for me because English is a skill which requires patients. Moving on to a new grammar rule each and every week is not a suitable amount of time for me to perfect any given rule. I am not the fastest or slowest learner, but it do take time for me to comprehend something so vital to my future writing skills. These Rules may be helpful to use through my essays but these rules are also hard to remember. Though these rules may be hard to remember, i have been able to remember rule 2 which was possessions. 

Even though i may come to school late, i also try to interpret the rules but its seems that the more i try the more i mess up. Also i know that these rules are for our own good and its preparing us for college i think we need to take these rules one step at a time. It seems as if we are rushing through the rules and jumping into other lessons which makes it hard for me to stay on track throughout this second marking period. I also think that we should take it one lesson at a time.

Brotherhood (PB)

A group of brothers is how I refer to these males that started brotherhood with me. Brotherhood is an organization that focuses on young men. With these young men, they try to incorporate the natural skills needed in life to survive in the real world. Being a young African-American male makes me a target to those eyes who belittled me without even getting a chance to get know me. Therefore, I need this guidance in order to change the stigma that people put on African-American young men. Brotherhood defines the true meaning in what it is to become a boy to man.

A couple of my peers and I (who I'm proud to say are now my brothers) joined this organization in early 2009. Since then, I've learned how to bond and cope with these young men as we transitioned from boys to men. With the help of our chapter leaders, we've developed strong relationships with each other. These Chapters leaders are our role models; they teach us how to be a man, a brother, and a leader. These Chapter leaders also help us develop as a person by helping us mature and even letting us know that its ok to say I love you to each other. Even though we may have our differences, nothing can break our bond. I'm also proud to be a part of this organization and I'm also thankful for the guidance and inspiration Brotherhood has given us.