In the book The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks, Henrietta did not have the chance to build an unbreakable bond with her mother before she passed away. The passing of her mother played an important role in shaping Henrietta’s life. After her mother's passing, she had to learn everything on her own. The author Rebecca Skloot did not give many details about Henrietta’s feelings on this event, but the readers could tell Henrietta had little knowledge about her family history. I believe this impacted her relationship with her children. In the book, “Henrietta spent her time …show more content…
At the point of my mother death I was only 15 years of age, because of that I have limit my forces on this age range. In the book, Hospice informed her parent readers on different obstacles that students between 15-17 years of age faces. Teenagers at this age are dealing with physical, emotional and intellectual developments. Hospice include parents should take their responsibility as a legal guidance to communicate with their kids by giving he or she information about the person’s illness. During absents of that person the teen may adopted a positive or a negative behavior from that