Personal Narrative: The Day My Son

The loss of my younger brother changed my life in ways that I couldn't have imagined at the time of his death, but I was bombarded with so many emotions and undertakings that deeply impaired my thought process.

The nurse cut my umbilical cord, and I was placed on my mother’s chest. I was weighed at 7 pounds 3oz and 18 inches. With tears in her eyes, my mother met the new love of her live. Me! She thanked God for blessing her with a healthy baby girl. I was surround with love from family member at visited. My mother stated, “ I wouldn’t change a thing, giving birth was the best experience of my

The excitement of the birth, the few weeks afterwards, and the love I feel towards my daughter reminds me of all the 25 years that have passed. It feels good to embrace these moments all over

When I had my son via emergency cesarian I was not prepared for what the recovery time would look like. Sleeping on the couch for the first week because I couldn't lift myself onto my bed. Trying to find a comfortable nursing position that would allow my sore belly some breathing room while also staying as close to my brand new baby as possible. Don't even get me started on trying to clean the house or make myself lunch. It felt impossible and the idea of my husband going back to work a week after our son was born felt like a threat. At the time I had no idea what a postpartum doula was, but If I did I would have hired one.

He specifically said during his closing statement that it was unfortunate that things were happening with my son's sports program that has taken me to this (looking into online programs), but I was looking for alternatives and that was all I could do right now. He thanked me and I thanked him for taking so much time to explain everything in detail. He said, "Thank you, it was my pleasure. You have a great weekend." He said goodbye and I did the same, call ended.

I will be talking about my mother being pregnant and having my sister. She was about thirty five when she got pregnant with her.she told me my brother my sister and me by handing my sister prenatal pills. We were all so shocked and happy.

When my sister had her baby it made me realize I had more responsibility, I had to be more helpful, and mature faster than your normal teenager. It made me realize that I had to grow up and start helping around the house in order to help my sister with her baby.

Two of the greatest days of my life were the days my daughters were born. The first time I held the both of them and gazed into their eyes I felt a sense of relief and hope. The feeling is a warm tingling sensation that engulfed my entire body. The emotions that I felt are beyond what words can explain. It’s amazing to me that in the first few minutes of their lives they completely changed my perception of the world.

All in all, it was one of the most stressful times of my life, but also one of the happiest. Holding my infant daughter and realizing how fragile she is, and how it is my responsibility for her well being and protection had a profound impact on me and the way I think. It is what has inspired me to go to college so I can provide a better life for her when she is

the day I gave my life to God and let him change me for the better. So many things have changed

Today is the day i get my baby rv back and i can hit the road again. I take two large plates full with eggs,bacon, toast, and waffles, plus about a dozen yogurts for the road. I walk out to the school where the student repaired my rv. I head over and see it, parked perfectly, i'm just praying that the student fixed it. I see him and head over to ask if everything worked out well. He said it did and that it really was a simple task, only the transmitter and blah blah blah was a little jacked up. He says i'm set to go and walks away to the side to make sure that when I start it up it works. I pack away my two plates of food in the refrigerator and get Shawn’s leash and collar packed up in a convenient drawer. When we are all set up to go I get in the driver seat and thank the student, he even

On April 10, 2010, my life was changed forever when I gave birth to my only son. Since I have had health problems in the past I was scheduled a routine c-section. When I woke up that morning feeling very un easy and nervous because I knew it was time to go to the hospital.

Dear Son, I just want you to know that. I’m going to space and that I’m going to be ok. When I get to space I am going to take a lot of pictures. I know that Aunt, Lisa and Timothy is going to watch you when I’m gone. I hope you have fun without me. Cause I won’t be back until two weeks are over. When you feel like you miss me look at this message. And if you need something call N.A.S.A. “Jason you better take care of mom and brother”. “We don’t want anything to happened to them”. “Be good Jason stay awesome”.

One thing in my life that I had to dive into doing was being a single parent. I no longer had just myself to worry about and to take care of; I was going to have another person to be responsible for. I had a mixture of feelings when I found out I was pregnant. I did not know if his dad was going to be around or not to help me. I was worried, nervous, scared and excited all at the same time.

It was one of the most difficult times in my life, but I felt a sense of relief, hope, and optimism. The relationship had never been a healthy one but I was too immature to see it, I had also been brought up to believe that no matter what the problem you stay and try to figure it out. After bringing a child into the