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Interview Exercise Ashley is a nineteen-year-old college student at the University of Tiffin, last year was her first year away from home. While enjoying her independence as a young adult; she missed being at home with her family, something she says she took for granted, in her rush to grow up. Until now, she didn’t realize that this was a loss; the effect that it had on her, as she describes as a “wow” moment. Although she was not that far from home; the family she had always depended on, was no longer right there with her. She now believes in spending more time with her siblings and her family. Her biggest loss; was her parent's divorce, her normal life was over. She said separating life from two different households was difficult at first

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