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Monthly Archives: February 2013
Sarah: No Place Like Home
26-year-old Sarah grew up in Baltimore City and Baltimore County. By her own admission, she preferred the county. It was safer and quieter and had better schools. She began high school at Overlea, a successful public school with a good … Continue reading
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Linda: Taking the Lead
Linda Dutton wears a porkpie hat. Like the lid itself and the jazz musicians who made it popular, she is a cool classic; bopping to the beat of her own drum and, at 52, comfortable in her own skin. As … Continue reading
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Cynthia: She Works Hard for the Money
49-year old Cynthia Baker loves to work. She cannot remember a time when she didn’t. Wherever she’s lived, she’s worked. She worked as a young, single mother in Michigan. As a married woman in New York. And as a divorced … Continue reading
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Cherica: Every Tattoo Tells a Story
Some people write poetry. Others keep diaries. And then there are those who express themselves… through their tattoos. Cherica, a Caroline Center CNA trainee falls into the latter category. She wears her heart on her sleeve and her history on … Continue reading
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Wendi: Heart of Gold
In some ways, Wendi’s story is a familiar one. Like many of her Caroline Center colleagues, she had adult responsibility thrust upon her while still a child. Her father left home when Wendi was just 14 years old, leaving Wendi … Continue reading
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Brittany: One More Thing
Twenty-three year old Brittany is, shall we say, outspoken. That is not to say she is pushy or loud or demanding of attention. It’s just that she’s not afraid to speak up. From the first day of orientation – when … Continue reading
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Jackie: In a Good Place
When I arrived at Jackie’s house for our interview, I was greeted at the door by two of her children, Deasia and Darius. “Who’s the oldest?” I asked them. Four-year-old Darius reluctantly pointed to his 9-year-old sister. “And who’s the … Continue reading
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