A memorable experience I've had in my life was being pregnant and giving birth to my daughters. Being pregnant and giving birth to my daughter was one of the hardest things situation in my life.
I had just turned eighteen when i first found out i was pregnant. I was very terrifyed just knowing the fact that my baby's father was incarserated and i was a dropout of school. so many things ran thru my head if i should keep the baby or have a abortion but i knew deep down inside my family don't agree in abortions , so it was even a harder situation. A couple weeks went by and just seeing my sisters with their kids made me really want this baby. All my sisters would do is talk about how being a mom was the greatest thing that happened to them and
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we had got our own place together.living together was very frustrating i was always moody yelling at him. i just didnt want noone near me. being pregnant was so tiring i have to admit i hated being pregnant especially because i hated looking like whale. during my pregnancy i hardly ate all i would eat was oranges. Thats all i craved and it would stress me out because i always wanted to eat something better but i couldnt take anything down but that.My twin sister has found out she was pregnat too.being pregnant with my sisters was strangley wiered because we would be with my mom and everyone would just stare but it was exciting at the same …show more content…
i was moody then ever just being tired of being fat and wanting her here already.Being in the third trimester was one of the worst. going thru the false labors and then i had braxton hick which felt like some was stabbing me. i couldnt deal with it anymore.Before i knew it i was asleep in the daytime and i had these strong pains. i got my babys father up and told him we had to go to the hospital , once we arrived they got me into the room and checked if i was dialated . they looked at me and told me no your baby isnt coming today . i was only two centimeters , so i had to go back home. when i got home it was already dark out i did some walking to ease the pain. I went to sleep fine but ended up waking up in the middle of the night with some more pains but i told myself they were just braxton hicks.i got up to take a shower once i got out i layed down but the pains got worst. My babys dad got me up and told me lets go we arrived at the hospital and they checked me and i was dialted to six. i had to wait in the trauma room until a room was open for me. i was in so much pain i couldnt stop crying. i told them i wanted pain medicine so they gave me some but that still didnt help. they finally had got me into a room i was still crying and in pain. I asked them for the epidural so they gave it to me. the epidural did work but not so much. i started to hyperventilate which was not good because i started to bring down my daughers
“Everything is going to be O.K.,” my mother said, before walking into her bedroom and crying her eyes out. Throughout my teenage years I had it made. I had security, support of my family, and everything I could ask for. When I turned 16, I found out something that would change my life forever, I was pregnant. Being pregnant at a young age is a very difficult thing to go through. It can be hard mentally, financially and also physically.
Waiting on those two little pink lines was like waiting on honey to be pour on a cold January morning. I received a text that changed my life forever; my best friend since middle school just told me she might be pregnant! My first thought was how she could be so stupid then panic set in what in the world was she going to do, however the main thought was she was not the mother type. My friend was like a tombstone, she could be cold, ruff, and hardheaded. She never really took the best care of herself either if it require physical, mental, emotional work then it was not for her. The weeks seemed to blur together waiting for her doctor’s appointment to confirm my worst fear. The doctor walked in with a big smile on his face he said “ congratulations you’re going to be a mom” My friend's face fell we walked out of the doctor’s office in a daze; I had to be the one to ask the hard question of what in the world are you going to do? My friend stared at me and gave an answer I least expected she said, “I’m going to have this baby despite all odds. The night after the doctor's appointment she called to tell me she and her boyfriend broke up and she was going to need me more now than ever. I ask why they break up. She told me that he told her that he was not ready to give up his life for some little baby that would require it to be put first, and he wasn’t about to give up the lime l...
One of the most memorable moments in my life has to be when my grandaughter Aliana Marie Garcia was born. I had been waiting for her to come to this world for a whole nine months!. it was already a special day I held closely as my religion celebrates a special occasion on that day, it is called, "El Dia de Los Reyes", which is a special religious holiday in Mexican culture that is centered around small gifts for children. It was definitely a very wonderful surprise with the precious gift any person can obtain, the gift of life.
A description can never be as vivid as an event that has been experienced. An experience can never be as defining as an event that has left you changed. Under the intensity of childbirth, you're more likely to remember details that would otherwise go unnoticed. All the scenes come together to leave a permanent imprint on the mind's eye.
The moment I found out I was pregnant with William at 18 - I knew my life would never be the same- it was one of those life defining moments.
In 2011, I became an aunt to an amazing little girl. My sister was just sixteen years old when she found out she was pregnant, a junior in high school. She was already into her second trimester and it was too late for her to even think about aborting the pregnancy. So her decision to keep the baby was the only decision she could make. She had my niece and struggled to finish her senior year in high school. It took special privileges and her taking classes outside the school for her to graduate with her class. She knew that her whole life was going to change the moment she decided to have the baby. There were ten other girls in her grade that got pregnant that year and six decided to abort their pregnancies, four decided to have their babies.
It was August 25, 2006 and I just received the news that I was going to have a baby. At that moment so many thoughts ran through my mind. I was extremely nervous and terr...
When she was sixteen, my mother met and got pregnant by a boy that she attended school with. Ashamed and spiritually broken she gave into to her parents pleading to have an abortion.
When I was four years old my mum and dad decided to have another baby.
I was pregnant with our daughter. We were both successful in our careers. We had the house, the cars, and the dog. In the house things were getting more and more tense and dangerous. I was getting more and more angry. I was not sleeping. I couldn’t eat healthy. I was sick constantly. During my pregnancy with my daughter I was hospitalized with exhaustion, pneumonia, as well as Influenza twice. I couldn’t not rest. Every time I was released from the hospital I would just have to go home and be all the things I was before but a full time mom as well. When I was hospitalized my mom and dad had to take my son. My husband was “too busy” to take care of
Up until March 5th of 2009, I had been an only child. Many big changes occurred in my life the year prior to the birth of my new brother. My mom became remarried, we moved to a bigger house down the same street, and there was talk of a new baby in the future. The remarriage was a small celebration held at a quaint location on a chilly fall night, a night you would rather be snuggled up on the couch with warm, fuzzy blankets drinking from a mug of hot cocoa. The move was a breeze, as I can just about see the old house through the tall maple trees from the new. I carried whatever I could back and forth, running quickly back down the street to grab more. The excitement of a new house chasing me to and from. Lastly, the talk of a sibling. I wasn’t sure what to think. The thought of a sister excited me, but a brother not so much. I wanted to share my dolls and dress up, not have to play with mud and trucks. Despite my wants, I had a feeling it was going to be a boy. The day of the ultrasound, I made a bet with my step-dad the baby would be a boy. After, I was a dollar richer and a sister of a brother to be. Having to wait a few more months to meet the little guy would be torture, as the anticipation was killing me slowly. I may not have been ready for the changes made and the ones to come, but I took them like a champ.
I have a very fulfilling feeling about what I have been able to accomplish in my life so far. I want the absolute best for myself and those close to me. I often go above and beyond to help those around me succeed and be the best version of themselves that they can possibly be.
I could "snooze" as my dad urged himself to go onward towards Arizona as he
Everyone has a memorable unforgettable moment in their life time and will charish that momement as long as they live. I am one of those many with a memorable loving moment. I will never forget it and happy to share it with others. It has been one of many favorite moment in my life. That it even open my heart to be happy and always thankful.
My most memorable trip was the day I went to the Children 's Memorial Hospital to meet my baby brother. Meeting my brother was an indelible moment because I had never felt such happiness and love for someone. On our way there, I also got to create a bond with both my parents and learn how to be a better happier person. At the time I was sixteen years old and was going through a stage where I felt depressed and that’s why the day I arrived at the hospital to meet my brother I felt this warmth in my heart that made me feel happy again.