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On his way home from the Bingo Hall, Charles got lost! As the sun set, he lost control of the wheel and crashed.

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Charles Thompson
March 17, 2019 - June 6, 2106
On June 6, 2106, Charles went to be with the Lord. Charles was the beloved child of Dalilah, Kerrington, Alasya, Avery, and Kelsie Thompson. He shared his love with everyone who he came in contact with including his classmates, friends, and family. Charles was a very prominent figure in his college community. He was very dependable and often gave his last to help the next person. Upon graduating from college he began to work as an electrician and soon branched off to start his own company. Although facing many challenges throughout his life, Charles made it a point to persevere and be a light for all. In his last days, Charles spent his time practicing new crafts and being around his grandkids, Alice and Porter. Charles leaves behind three kids : Grayson Thompson, Mason Thompson, And Sarah Thompson and two grandchildren: Alice Turner and Paige Kipp. He proceeds his wife, Alexandria Thompson in his home going.

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After the death of Charles' wife, he became very depressed. He has had very little to no interaction with his friends or neighbors. The only thing that cheers him up is seeing his grandchildren. Charles spends most of his time watching wheel of fortune and playing with his best friend, Maggie, the golden retrevier he adopted after his wife died.

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Now that Charles is getting older he has delayed reaction to different situations. His hearing is not as good as it used to be and he does not process language as quickly anymore (Santrock, 2019).

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Height: 6'0"
Weight: 185 lbs
Health: Charles went to the Taub Institute and was able to rehabilitate his right arm and leg. Charles anxiety has subsided so one less pill to take in the morning. Charles sleeps fairly well despite his chronic arthritis.
Sexuality: less sexually active.

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Because of the stroke, Charles has had an increase of memory loss. Luckily, he does not suffer from severe dementia or Alzheimers, he just forgets things every now and then like where he put his glasses.

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Charles does not do as much as he use to. He rarely spends time with his friends. Charles and his wife go to bingo once a week. When they are not at bingo, thay are spending time with their precious grandchildren. Their favorite thing to do is take their grandchildren out for ice cream.

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Height: 6'1"
Weight: 195 lbs
Health: Charles has recently suffered from a stroke and is unable to move his right arm and leg. He is still struggling with anxiety but takes his medicine daily. The stroke slowed his motor skills slightly but Charles is working hard on gaining full motor skills back.
Sexuality: less sexually active.

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Now that Charles is over the age of 40 he's starting to want things he never got to do when he was younger. For example he bought the Camaro he's always wanted! He still actively communicates with his wife, children, and old college buddies. To keep up with his social life, they hit the bar on Friday nights and continue tradition by playing darts.

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Charles has now been at the same job for the past 15 years. He is known as the problem solver at work because there is not a problem that he can't find a way to solve. Although he enjoys his job, he often reflects on the work he is doing now and what he wants to do in the future.

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Height: 6'3"
Weight: 205 lbs
Health: poor appetite, less energetic, no longer struggles with depression but still struggles with anxiety. (Charles, S. T., & Carstensen, 2010)
Sexuality: feels less sexually active and appealing.

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Charles spends most of his free time with his family. Charles and his wife are still very active, this makes it easy for them to spend time with their children. Although they spend lots of time with their children, they also hang out with other married couples. Charles is very work oriented, however he still manages work and home life well.

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There has been an unexpected turn of events. Charles just got fired from his job. The job became so demanding that it was taking time away from time spent with his family. He decided after multiple comments from his wife, that it was time to look at his job from multiple angles and make a decision. He decided to keep his job until he found a new job, then he would put in his notice. While on the search, his boss found out that he was planning to leave for a new job, and he called him in his office and let him go. Now he has no job and they only have one income in the household. After accepting the situation, it was back to the drawing board. He moved some savings around to get by financially until he can find a new job. From one angle, he is now going to have more family time. (Smith, L., van Jaarsveld, C. H. M., Llewellyn, C. H., Fildes, A., López Sánchez, G. F., Wardle, J., & Fisher, A., 2017)

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Height: 6'4"
Weight: 210lbs
Health: Struggling with Anxiety and Depression. Charles goes on a run every morning before coming home to make breakfast for the kids.
Sexuality: heterosexual, got married at 30yrs old to his college sweetheart

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Now that he is in college, he is focused on his future and is willing to take a risk to discover what he is best at.  He is comparing his  athletic skills with other college mates. College is a busy place and with a lot of tests coming up, it is a battle for him to focus on putting studying first. (Santrock, 2019)

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Charles has now moved out. He now attends Baylor University, and lives in an on campus dorm. Since he has been there, he has met a girl. He has expressed that he wants to have fun, so they are not in a committed relationship, but they are intimate (Davis, E. M., Peck, J. D., Peck, B. M., & Kaplan, H. B. , 2015).  Because he has become so confortable sharing with his parents, his actions have become very  frustrating to his parents.

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Height: 6'1"
Weight: 160 lbs
Sleeping Pattern: Charles should be getting 7-9 hours of sleep each night but sometimes he needs closer to 11 hrs (Sleep Needs, 2019).
Language Change: Charles uses a lot of slang words and has to teach his parents whats cool.
Illness: Charles is anemic and gets tired quite often

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Charles, S. T., & Carstensen, L. L. (2010). Social and emotional aging. Retrieved from https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3950961/

Davis, E. M., Peck, J. D., Peck, B. M., & Kaplan, H. B. (2015). Associations between early alcohol and tobacco use and prolonged time to puberty in boys. Child: Care Health & Development, 41 (3), 459–466.

Disabled World. (2019, April 16). Average Height to Weight Chart - Babies to Teenagers. Retrieved from https://www.disabled-world.com/calculators-charts/height-weight-teens.php

Santrock, J., 2019, Human Growth & Development, Life-Span Development, 17th Edition, McGraw-HIll, Boston.

Sleep Needs. (2019, March 21). Retrieved from https://www.helpguide.org/articles/sleep/sleep-needs-get-the-sleep-you-need.htm/

Smith, L., van Jaarsveld, C. H. M., Llewellyn, C. H., Fildes, A., López Sánchez, G. F., Wardle, J., & Fisher, A. (2017). Genetic and Environmental Influences on Developmental Milestones and Movement: Results From the Gemini Cohort Study. Research Quarterly for Exercise & Sport, 88(4), 401–407

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Charles has great social skills. He is friends with all of the kids in his classroom, but he has one best friend, Mason. Charles usually spends most of his time playing Fortnite with Mason. Although both boys would rather spend the majority of their time playing the game, their parents put limits on their electronic time (Santrock, 2019). Charles has now expressed that he wants a cell phone. He told his parents that giving him a cell phone will make him "cool".

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At age 9 Charles is beginning to apply reasoning and logic to daily life. He will ask, "I played outside for a long time yesterday, does that mean I can stay in and watch TV today?" He also has a longer attention span, which his parents are thankful for because he couldn't stay focused on anything but toys and outside!  He has gotten better at mentally combining and separating different lively things (Santrock, 2019).

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Height: 53"
Weight: 65 lbs (Disabled World, 2019)
Sleeping Pattern: Needs 10 to 11 hours of sleep per night.
Motor Skills: Charles has better hand eye coordination and better balance.
Language Change: Charles is writing more complex sentences. He knows an average of 20 to 24 thousand words.
Illness: Charles no longer has tubes in his ears, they fell out a year after he got them put in. He is no longer getting multiple ear infections a year.
Early Childhood Education: Charles still attends the local public school and is now in the 4th grade. He is learning about the states and their capitals, multiplication, and long division.

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According to Erikson, Charles is doing so good with social interaction, that it's benefiting him in school as well (Santrock, 2019). He is definitely a social butterfly! Now that Charles is in preschool, he has met many friends. Unfortunately, Charles' mother is constantly getting emails about how talkative he is. He enjoys spending time with his friends from school, so much so that he ask for his friends to come home with him, almost everyday. Charles is looking forward to giving his friends invitations to his 5th birthday party.

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Charles is starting to be very adventurous and asking a lot of questions! He can't ask 'what if?' questions yet but has a vague understanding (Santrock, 2019). According to Piaget, the growing curiosity for learning has helped him perform new skills and organize information demonstrated based on experiences (Santrock, 2019).

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Height: 42"
Weight: 40 lbs
Sleeping Patterns: Still needs an average of 11 hours of sleep but no longer needs a nap (Santrock, 2019).
Motor Skills: Can draw a person with a body. Walks up and down the stairs easily.
Language Change:Can easily put together sentences of 4 to 5 words. Should know around 1500 words. (Santrock, 2019)
Illness: Constant ear infections leading to Charles needing tubes put in his ears.
Early Childhood Education:
In Pre-K at the local public school.

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Charles is very adventurous and loves to explore! He is very observant and can also be shy when he is not comfortable.

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2 months: He is cooing
5 months: Charles recognizes his name
6 months: Babbling has begun
12 months: Pointing and waving bye-bye
13 months: Charles' first words: "dada, ball, hi, bye"

(Santrock, 2019, p. 202)

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Height: 40" Weight: 36 lbs

Eating Patterns: Charles is now eating only solids foods.

Sleep Patterns: Charles sleeps an average of 11 hours per night (Santrock,2019). He is waking up at 7:30 am and takes one nap a day in the afternoon.

Gross Motor Skills: Charles is now running forward and loves to jump on two feet. Charles can now kick a ball and avoid obstacles in his path (Santrock, 2019).
Fine Motor Skills: Charles is able to zip up his own jacket. He loves to do puzzles with his dad. Charles likes to scribble on his moms paperwork which often gets him into trouble.

Attachment:Secure attachment to mother, insecure attachment to father.
Charles attends a high quality Daycare Monday- Friday 8am-5pm. Charles loves going to daycare because he gets to interact with children his own age. The only downside is the child to caregiver ratio: 9 children to 1 caregiver and the tuition is higher because of the quality of the daycare.

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Height: 31" Weight: 22 lbs
Sleep Patterns: Charles sleeps through the night and takes two naps a day
Eating Habits: Although solid foods are being introduced to Charles, he is still drinking breast milk in the morning and at night.
Gross Motor Skills: Puts hands in mouth. Randomly moves arms and legs. Moves head from side to side.
Fine Motor Skills: Transfer objects from one hand to another. Drops and picks up toys. Pushes and pulls items.
Attachment: Secure attachment to mother, insecure attachment to father.
Child Care: Charles attends Mothers Day Out at a family friends house. Monday, Wednesday, and Friday from 10am-2pm. Charles loves attending Mothers Day Out, he is in a familiar environment which helps with the transition from always being at home with mom. The child to caregiver ratio is 4:1.

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Arms waving, legs kicking, a scrunched up face, skin looking a shade of purple, and weighing 8 pounds and 19 inches long, Charles entered the world. He was not very loud at first, all he wanted to do was grunt, but after 5 minutes he gave it another go, and showed everyone how loud and good his cry could be. Letting the world know he is here and strong (he loves to show off his grasp). Without opening his eyes, he can feel the sense of his mother, and becomes instantly calm.

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DOB: March 17, 2019
Weight: 8 lbs 0 oz
Height: 19 in (48.26 cm)
Race: Mixed (African American/Caucasian)