Autobiography Of Amaria

This situation makes me who I am today because without them I probably wouldn’t be here. They make me happy and are there when I need them the

I was born prematurely on Monday, October 15, 2001 at 10:45 a.m., in Norfolk, Virginia to Jacqueline and Luther Allen III. It was a happy moment for my parents, but not all was well. I was 1 pound and 9 ounces. I also spent the first 6 months of my life in the hospital, I had an oxygen tank to breathe, and I had to be fed through my stomach. Despite having multiple problems, and several surgeries, by God’s grace, I was healed. Later on, the doctors said that I would be mentally retarded, but I am not. I am a bright young lady with prodigious intelligence.

But everything can’t be done by one man , he needs an army to fight his battles with him, and my army was my Avid family. They make me laugh, get mad, and even want to fight at times , but it’s people I can fall back on , if they can hold me up. But what I appreciate most from them is that they helped me through my toughest times I had ever

My family and I have been through a lot together, we’ve been through everything that a family should not have to go through but here I stand, in one piece. Without the help of my fellow family members, I don’t know how I would have coped. But I have come out of the whole situation older, wiser and much more

I was born May, 30th 1989 at Wadley Medical in Texarkana, Ar. I was born to Kym Crispino from Queens, NY and William Lee of Hot Springs, Ar. My parents were young when they had me. We were very poor at times, but they always made sure I had what I needed. I was an only child, but grew up around plenty of cousins. I have lived in Texarkana my entire life. My parents split up when I was twelve, and my mother and I moved out into the country on a dead-end street with no children in the area, I became very sheltered and a little socially awkward.

I was born in Cedar Rapids, Iowa on February 22, 2002 to Matt and Rachel Eilers I was born at Mercy Medical Center. On the twenty third of February I got to go to my home at 7526 Cattail Ct. NE, Cedar Rapids, Iowa. My room had blue curtains; I still can remember it. My brother was born on October 11, 2006. At the age of 5 years old I had brain surgery due to my Chiari malformation. I went to kindergarten on August 20, 2008 at Holloway House. My preschool and kindergarten teacher was Mrs. Varn.

Central Michigan's athletic training program is a great place to learn the skills of athletic training. It has provided over 40 years of excellence in education in training. Graduates of this program become certified trainers and have jobs like strength and conditioning coaches and fitness consultants. To get to become an athletic trainer, I plan to job shadow a certified athletic trainer. Maybe start my first year off in a community college to learn basic courses that I haven't took in high school like chemistry and first aid. I plan on staying healthy and being passionate about sports and the care for others that I have. I know going to Central Michigan will put me closer to something that I have always wanted to been and I can’t

I have had a plethora of unique life experiences, many of which have happened in the last couple years of my life. In the past three years I have traveled to Guatemala, all over Germany, and Hawaii. During the summer of my freshman year of High School, I went on a missions trip to Guatemala. My church took 10 boys, and 10 girls; we spent a total of a week in a small impoverished town called . I believe that this trip allowed me, for the first time, to see, and be enveloped in a new culture. During the trip I ate new foods, played new games, and learned about the Guatemalan culture. I was able to spend time with all of the local kids, and learn how to respect a new culture. Then, this last summer, I was able to take a part in a German Exchange program with my school. After taking 3 years of German in High School, I was one of twenty people selected to go on a three-week long exchange program in Germany. The trip consisted of a week traveling with the 20 people chosen to go. The other two weeks were spent living with my host family and German partner. During my stay there I visited Berlin, Munich, Cologne, and traveled to the Netherlands. This was another chance for me to experience a new culture, and to further my German speaking skills. However, more importantly, it allowed me to make lifelong friends in another part of the world. About a month after I got back from Germany, my family went on a 12 day vacation to Hawaii. During my time there I had the opportunity to do a

I was born June 29 2000 to Michael and Shaunette Hurts. My parents. We lived in Virginia at the time. After Virginia my parents were stationed at Kentucky so we went to Kentucky. Lived there for a while in a house till I was 4 years of age. In Kentucky I had my first ever pet. My parents decided to give me a hamster instead of a dog. He was a small brown and white little pet. I was to give him a name so since I was 4 years old I thought dude was an efficient name. So dude was his name. After being in Kentucky for about

I am Brandon Dean Chambers and this is my story. I was born February 3rd, 1997 at Ponca City Hospital in Ponca City, Oklahoma. I was born to the mother of Angela Dawn Adams and father Willard Dean Chambers. My mother had three children at the time, all girls; my dad had two, one boy and one girl (both were grown at time of my birth). I started off living in Ponca for about a year were my dad work as a chef for a country club and I’m not sure what my mom did. Then after that year I moved to Broken Arrow, Oklahoma were I spent about fourteen years of my life.

The search for the perfect college began my junior year of high school. I was adamant that I wanted to be a physical therapist. Originally, this career idea came from a tough few years where family, friends, and even myself were all plagued with injuries. I wanted a job that would help people; therefore, I truly believed this career was a perfect fit. At this point, multiple college rodeo coaches had reached out to me about visiting their campuses. Coach Moyer had always been a huge influence and one of my favorite youth and college rodeo athletes throughout my childhood. Although I

I would like to become a professional football player; I loved the game since I was a child. I know in order for me to follow my dreams, I first have to get into a college after my senior year of high school. It’s essential that I perform well my senior year for me to get a scholarship to a university; I’ve been preparing myself since I was ten years old. Over the years I’ve fantasized about getting a scholarship and going to such schools like UNC, Georgia, or Appalachian State. I would like to attend a college that puts a lot of emphasis on its football program. If I showcase my football skills on a college level and do exceptionally well, it would open doors for me to get to the next level (NFL) and be successful. If I make it to the NFL, I would be a hero in my home town. However, I have to train hard, in addition to knowing the rules, regulations, and strategies of the game. It’s also imperative that I study hard to keep my academic at a high level so that the major D-1 and D-1AA schools will offer me a scholarship.

I was born on July 30th 2004 at Mercy Medical Center-North Iowa in Mason City IA. I was born at 10:59 in the morning on July 30th I was due on July 31st so I was early. I took 18 hours to come out from the time my mom’s water broke to the time I was born. My dad was not present when I came out but he came in when I was born. My dad wanted to call me larry Jr. but my mom refused so they came up with Malachi which means my messenger or a messenger of god. I also had a sepsis infection so I had to be in the ICU for 4 days. I could have died if they had not treated me for the infection.

How amazing it is to find someone who wants to hear about all the things that go in your head. You just think that things will stay the way they are. You never look up, in a moment that feels like every other moment in your life, and think soon this will be over. But I understand more now. About the way life works.” When I first saw this quote, it made me realize what my friends do for me, and appreciate everything that they do even more. They’re always there for me when I’m not in the greatest mood, they put up with me when I’m being difficult, and they stick up for me. My escape revolves around them because everytime I’m with them, whether it’s telling stories or laughing along with them, that is when I’m at my happiest. They’re so many people that are involved in my life, and they mean the world to me. Now, I can’t name everyone because I’ll probably leave out a few, and if don’t give them any recognition for making me the person I am today, I’ll feel horrible. You know who you are, and I love you very much. I hope you know that, and I hope I show it

After working for 3 years, I was burnt out at work and wanted to rediscover myself and I could only think of travelling. But I always had this feeling that something is wrong. Neither I’d the money nor intention of wanderlust. I was just lost or maybe I want freedom of expression without being ending up in jail. I don’t know it yet. But one thing was sure and that was: I want to experience the world through the eyes of others. Living the lives of others or living with them provides you a window to enter their lives. I have always believed that travel breaks you free. My mind was conditioned to travel. I had changed almost a dozen schools by the time I completed my graduation. Oh boy!