Aid Worker Persuasive Essay

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Actress, writer, director, aid worker, mother, wife and hero. Seven whole jobs, not just tiny little jobs, but huge hardworking jobs. An actress, Grammy award winning actress and looked up to by many children especially for my starring role in Maleficent. A director and respectable one too, after all you don’t see many successful female directors in show business but I made it. Aid worker, I support numerous charities trying desperately to make our world a better place. Mother and wife, one of the most common jobs, but also one of the hardest. Before I persuade you of my being the most inspirational figure to have ever lived, I would like to discuss a few things. Now some people think I’m irritating, and they would say stuff like oh she …show more content…

This has not slowed me down. I have been to Pakistan, Thailand, Ecuador, Kosovo, Sierra Leone and so many others. So far I have spent a third of my money improving the welfare of the earth. I would like to contribute to saving the world because I think we all want justice and equality, a chance for a life with meaning. All of us would like to believe that if we were in a bad situation, someone would help us. And I try desperately to be that someone. In 2007 my mother died from ovarian cancer. So I myself am at a high risk of getting cancer, as it is in my genes, and as you should all know it is a deadly disease. Consequently, the death threatening illness forced me to get my ovaries and fallopian tubes removed. It was hard to reveal this to the world, but I knew that I still needed time to heal this world from the evil that had been unleashed. However soon after my announcement the numbers of women who underwent genetic counselling had significantly increased. Consequently many women assessed their own risks, and took actions took might have saved their lives. Actions influenced by me. I saved their lives. I hope that other women can benefit from my experience. Cancer is still a word that strikes fear into people’s hearts, producing a deep sense of powerlessness. I feel empowered that I made a strong choice that in no way diminishes my

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