FAMILY TREE-SWHD

FAMILY TREE-SWHD

FAMILY TREE-SWHD

  1. Prepare a summary where you define your family of origin and incorporate the following concepts: family cycle, family type, structure, roles, values, norms, communication and type of parenting. Prepare an eco-map (main social connection) and a genogram (up to the 3rd generation) of your family.

See attachment (The elements that do not appear in the annexes can be recreated)

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MAGDALENA

GRACIELA

GUILLERMO

JOSE

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

JUAN

70 Y/O

JULIA

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

GRACE

44 Y/O

y

X

MARIO F.

54 Y/O

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

FERNANDO

16 Y/O

JOHAN A.

30 Y/O

 

 

 

 

 

 

LINE 1 GRANDPARENTS

ALL DEAD. SUFFER FROM DIABETES, HEART, HYPERTENSION. (GUILLERMO AND GRACIELA SUFFER FROM CANCER)

 

 

 

 

 

 

LINE 2 PARENTS

JULIA-MOTHER. DECEASED FROM CANCER.

JUAN-LIVE. SUFFERS FROM PROSTATE

 

 

 

 

 

LINE 3-DESCENDANCE 1

GRACE-IT’S ME. CANCER SURVIVOR

MARIO-BROTHER OF GRACE. CANCER SURVIVOR

 

 

 

LINE 4-BIZNIETOS DE GUILLERMO, GRACIELA, MAGDALENA AND JOSE

GRAND CHILDREN OF JULIA AND JUAN

JOHAN-SON OF MARIO AND NEPHEW OF GRACE

FERNANDO-SON OF GRACE AND NEPHEW OF MARIO

JOHAN AND FERNANDO-PRIMOS

 

GRACIELA AND GUILLERMO WERE SPANISH RESIDENTS IN CUBA. MARRIED WITH TWO CHILDREN. FATHER DIED WHEN JULIA WAS 3 YEARS OLD AND MOTHER WHEN JULIA WAS 13 YEARS OLD.

 

MAGDALENA AND JOSE, CUBANOS. PEASANT ORIGIN AND LOW ACADEMIC LEVEL. NUMEROUS FAMILY WITH PATTERN OF FATHER HEAD OF FAMILY WHO GIVES ORDERS AND MOTHER WHO OBEYS

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JULIA AND JUAN (MY PARENTS). CUBANS, MARRIAGE. GOOD COMMUNICATION WITH THE CHILDREN. TRUST, PERMISSIVENESS, A LOT OF DIALOGUE AND OVER PROTECTION. PROFESSIONAL PARENTS

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