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     My topic will be discussing the food changes in America's diet. The laws were set in place that allowed certain types of foods to be produced. How these laws impacted numerous people's lives and thus caused significant problems like diseases. Using the three sources I have, I will talk about the changes in food that the American people were subject to and how they influenced their lives. Certain foods are heavily involved with chemicals in the making phase among other negative attributes. I will also talk about different kinds of diseases that can be achieved with certain diets. How each type of food relates to the disease. The other point I will make is adapting the right diet to undertake a healthy routine. This will show the reader the importance of staying with a program and how it will help them avoid certain diseases or health risks with food. This essay will include the changes in food and the negative/good food choices. The different perspectives I have found are m

     Murphy’s desire to have his autism be looked as a plus in the medical field started off slow. The other main characters all had judged him right from the start. Dr. Claire Browne in the beginning felt as if she would need to babysit Murphy. In season one, she would always have a worried/concerned look for herself. This is due to the fact no one knows what to expect Murphy to say or do. Murphy is always a surprise.       Murphy influences almost all the doctors. By his influence changing his colleges minds on autism, he accomplishes his goal. He proved his autism is a gift, not a mistake. The challenges Murphy went through was a battle. Life through many obstacles for him to overcome. For example, one doctor was goin around the hospital and making up lies about Murphy. Murphy confronted him and stopped hi s  malicious intent .       Murphy's confidence was a struggle from the very start. His demeanor was shy and timid as he did not want to over step on anyone. Especially when t

  In the medical show, The Good Doctor , the show follows Dr. Murphy on his journey of earning respect through the medical field. His colleagues continuously question/ignore the advice given by him. His autism is considered a flaw in the medical field until he proves it is a miracle. As his mind remains calm in difficult situations, he brings the best outcomes.  In the beginning, there was a kid hurt by shattered glass. A doctor came rushing over but could not help the kid. Murphy stepped in to use his processing knowledge to solve the situation. The parents were reluctant of Murphy's help at first because of his autism. However, Dr. Murphy proved his helpfulness by laying out numerous possible scenarios and the best course of action to take.  Moving into the middle of the season, Dr. Murphy becomes more confident in telling others when they are wrong. He begins to gain faith in himself. This was lacking in season one as he let other doctors talk over him.  There are many other st