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Charity is best given, not taken!

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Now is the time we must find our families. Not the family that is our blood, but the family that become out blood. -Unknown -

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I have always had two life-long dreams of what I wanted to be when I grew up, becoming a doctor being the first. The second, a spy with the CIA!

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Keith Allan Bergstrom. Chicago native, been in Los Angeles on and off for the past 11 years. Currently live by my lonesome in Pasadena, CA. Second year biology major, hoping to complete my undergrad at UCLA, attend medical school and become an emergency room physician in a level 1 trauma center. My mom lives in Downtown LA, my sister and 14 y/o niece live in Atlanta, GA. I have a small family. Three younger cousins, three aunts, two uncles. I see them often, small but close. I am predominately Polish, followed by German with a splash of Swiss and Scottish, but if asked I identify as Polish!

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Being an effective leader is having the skills, experience, and drive to succeed for yourself and those others around you. Remaining calm under pressure, I would say, is one the most important attributes I look for in someone that I consider to be a good leader. Sometimes it is important for many different reasons to include the opinions and advice of those you are leading. Sometimes, in critical, or time sensitive situations I don't believe it is. Sometimes being an effective leader is putting others feelings aside and making a decision that is for the betterment of all those involved.

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I am a HUGE sports fan. Baseball - Dodgers. English Premier League - Arsenal (Soccer) and rugby.

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The most personal thing that I am no longer ashamed to share, is that I lost my father to suicide in 2009. Rough few years afterwards, but I volunteer for AFSP and Out of the Darkness. Huge mental health advocate for everyone. This is an interesting video.

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The Cure for Grief | Norah Casey | TEDxGalway

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Business woman and former Dragon Norah Casey went on a quest to unearth the science behind the crippling debilitation of grief following the death of her husband and reveals the secret to igniting your passion for life (and it doesn't involved "five stages").

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I lived in five countries (besides the United States) for a minimum of six months in each country, four for work;
England, France, South Africa, and UAE; one for personal, Egypt.

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All Eyez on me!