Personal Narrative: Life At Conception

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So now that the reactions and responses have been done it is time to move on and see what actions I can take to work on the issues I need to in order to be more comfortable with populations. There are three major things that I can do to both progress personally and professional two of which at least two of the items. The first is something I can do for all three items, and is to do more digging. I noticed throughout this paper that I found it hard to figure how/why I had some beliefs and giving good support in some areas for the beliefs. For, example life at conception I believe in it and I believe my faith supports it yet I had a hard time when writing down the support in seeing how it specifically support life at conception. So, in doing

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