A mamá le va de maravilla... y al hogar también (Spanish Edition)

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Tipos de apoyo a las familias con hijos con discapacidad y su influencia en la calidad de vida familiar. Palma Illes Balears Espanha. Se sugieren otros enfoques en los servicios que pueden apoyar a las familias. Por consiguiente, la calidad de vida familiar incluye a todos los miembros de la familia y se refiere a lo que es necesario para que todos tengan una vida satisfactoria a nivel individual y en la unidad familiar. Este grupo ha basado su estudio en las dimensiones de calidad de vida individual propuestas por Schalock et al.

Aunque puede haber diferencias entre las aportaciones de los distintos grupos, todos consideran los apoyos como un elemento clave para la calidad de vida familiar. Las entrevistas fueron grabadas con dos grabadoras y transcritas.

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O no podemos ir a trabajar. Que todo esto, gracias a Dios, lo tenemos, pero claro, realmente es un problema. Es una acogida continua. Es decir, sentirte un poco culpable, aunque no lo seas, pero sentirte culpable. Esto se observa en las palabras de esta madre. Y en los colegios igual. Ello supone una angustia que afecta a la familia a nivel general, pues son conscientes de que las intervenciones en la infancia son determinantes para su posible desarrollo adulto. Es decir, pues, tener prioridades. Yo creo que es una de las prioridades. Eso es un detalle.

Porque todo el mundo ayuda. Entonces nosotros desde que nos levantamos hacemos una vida normal. Los estudios de Brown et al. Igualmente, los participantes en el estudio de Neikrug et al. En este sentido, Cagran et al. Por otro lado, en el estudio llevado a cabo por Steel et al. Resulta relevante por tanto tener en cuenta el impacto que para los abuelos puede suponer el representar una de las fuentes de apoyo principal Scand J Caring Sci ;16 4: Family-centered caregiving and well-being of parents of children with disabilities: Linking process with outcome.

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Always but with confidence. A fire destroyed the original OLG church building in , but within a year, a new building was constructed ten blocks from the original site on the block of Deodar Street. As the paper proudly noted, East Chicago mayor R. Hale threw out the first ball of one such game. No particular team dominated the play, according to box results printed in El Amigo de Hogar.

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Games played during this first period of Mexican baseball in Indiana Harbor took place at various locations. The first site used by Mexican residents for a baseball park appears to have been either at nd and Euclid—a few blocks from the heart of the Mexican community on Block Avenue but still in Indiana Harbor—or at Washington Park, two blocks east at nd and Parrish. Other games were played east of Field Elementary School at the end of Block Avenue, on a site that was officially incorporated as a city park, El Parque Anahuac , in During the height of the Depression, the park fell into disuse, and the wood bleachers were taken for firewood.

When coal was discovered just below the surface of the playing field, many people began digging up the precious resource. Some of these Depression-era playing areas were less baseball parks than open areas named for their location near a local landmark. Field was little more than an open space near the E. Block, who had passed away two years earlier. Block Stadium remained a popular and well-used field through the s.

In response to the Chamber of Commerce report, the Chamber and the city began to advocate for greater recreational opportunities. Many years ago, my brother Gabriel and I stood next to my mother as we greeted guests coming to her 75th birthday party. My mother was a long-time resident of Indiana Harbor and a visible leader in the local Mexican community, so many people attended the celebration; my brother and I knew almost every one of them.

But every once in a while, my mother would introduce us to a friend she thought we did not know. Everybody knows Joe Gonzalez.

As children in the late s and s, we had grown up hearing stories of our parents playing baseball and other sports. When he tackled a guy, I mean, he was tackled. Old-timers in Indiana Harbor remember Joe, however, as much for his baseball prowess as for his football skills. In particular, Joe and several other Mexican athletes from the late s are still honored for their participation with the Gallos baseball team, for whom Joe starred as a starting catcher. Those who lived and played when the Gallos and Gallinas played baseball remember these teams not just for their athletic exploits, but for what they represented to the community.

Los Gallos , c. In the late s and early s, the baseball team played an important role in the Mexican immigrant community of Indiana Harbor. My mother, Gloria Guerrero Fraire, was one of the original Gallinas players. She described baseball as a large, inclusive community activity. We used to play and then the Gallos used to play. It was like a big festival day.

Everybody would go out there and watch us play baseball. The guys would play first and then us or vice versa. I remember some people would make a day of it because even when we played at home we used to play way down on the end of Block Avenue.

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The Autobiography of Louis Vasquez 24 , We all had to walk there. So with two games it was a long day. Lots of people would take their sandwiches and tacos. As important as they were to their community, it is surprisingly difficult to say just how and at what moment the Gallos were formed. As Martin Vega pointed out, a few of the young men who had played for the Juvenils in later played for the Gallos , so there was some continuity between the teams of the earlier period and those of the late s. Martin was involved in playing a long time with the Gallos.

Joe Gonzalez described the first Gallos as a group of high school-aged boys. Raymond Ramirez, he was a little bit older than us, loved sports and he wanted to be a manager. He wanted to get a group together to play ball. So we got all the young fellows out of high school and he made the Gallos.

We got so good that we used to travel from place to place to play. Most of the Mexican baseball teams in the late s, including the Gallos and the Gallinas , had some affiliation with Our Lady of Guadalupe. Gloria Guerrero Fraire said that the church was the focus of the community. I was 14 or 15 when I played with the church teams. We used to play against other teams from out of town, in South Chicago, other 25 Author interview with Gloria Guerrero Fraire, October 18, We would just call them up. In during the steel strike, the big steel strike, Manuel and I went to work at the Mother house with the Catechist missionary sisters.

We went to work at the Mother house, during the steel strike, when there was no work. And we were always serving Mass. We were good kids of the church. So when they decided to start the team the sisters chose me because I was a good boy, a good man. And I was already old enough to be a coach.

They provided the equipment for the girls and the uniforms. You could tell from the uniforms that the Missionary Catechists or sisters wanted them to dress modest. No shorts, and limbs were covered. As their names suggested, the Gallos and Gallinas were closely related in their origins.

The girls wanted to be part of the scene because it was exciting. Then later on we were able to get long, green satin uniforms with a strip on the side. They were real hot for playing. Las Gallinas , c. In , Chicago Bishop Bernard J. CYO sponsorship also helps to explain the existence of a fairly extensive chronicle of box scores and stories that can be reviewed in the local English-language daily, the Calumet News.

While it is clear that other East Chicago churches, such as St. A lack of earlier news coverage of OLG teams does not mean that they did not exist, of course.

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Unlike the teams that had played in Indiana Harbor in the mid- and late s, the teams of the late s played in organized leagues. Many of the teams, including the Gallos and Gallinas , also promoted themselves and independently sought out other teams to play. The Gallinas , according to Fred Maravilla, operated in much the same way: We played against teams in Gary and other teams in Indiana Harbor and Chicago.

The Woodmen of the World, c. The Woodmen were among several East Chicago teams whose members came from the Mexican community.

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