Trish Hill-Wall: A Critical Analysis

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This lecture was another eye opener, as a personal history of an individual like Trish Hill-Wall is something that I never thought that I would experience. I am in awe of the person that Trish has become with the choices that she has made and followed. It is true that anyone can do what the set themselves a goal of doing. I have personally never thought that I could ever get a university education, yet here I am doing a Bachelor of Nursing. I have recently, got over my study hump as Trish put it, now onward to Graduate as a Registered Nurse. During the lecture to hear about the vast numbers of children that were taken was astonishing when you start adding all areas together. This was clarified more when reading an article about reflecting on

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