Although, I have a lot of memorable moments in my life. I would have to say the day i gave birth to my first child, would be my favorite memory that stands out. In 2009, I was expecting to give birth to my first baby girl in October. All throughout my pregnancy I had a lot of complications. Ranging from morning sickness, to high blood pressure, to kidney stones. Even with all the problems I was facing, I was still very excited to give birth to my daughter. On August 5, 2009, while eating out at Chicos Tacos with the father of my daughter, I began to have contractions. By now this was a normal feeling for me, so I just took the medication that my doctor had prescribed to me. After a few minutes of more discomfort, the medication started …show more content…
At one point, I felt so much discomfort, I thought I had to use the restroom. But my grandma warned me that the baby could come out if I pushed too hard. At that point I could no longer hold back my tears, I was in excruciating pain. By there I began to become impatient and frustrated with the pain. My grandma saw my frustration and demanded my boyfriend to take me to the hospital. Once again he denied to take me. So then I started to call my friends and family to ask for a ride, but I got no luck as no one answered. But I couldn't give up, I kept on calling and calling. At that time it was around 6:00 a.m. i made one last try to contact my case worker. She finally answered, I explained all my symptoms and let her know I could no longer take the pain. Still half asleep she assured me she would be over shortly. I didn't have to wait long within ten minutes she was ringing my doorbell. I let her in and she told me to start counting how far apart my contractions were. She asked my grandma if she could borrow some towels so she could put on her car seat, just in case my water ended up breaking. My boyfriend then
Laying on the operating table, the bright white lights above my head were giving me a headache. I could hear the concerned but stern voice's of the doctors all around me. I could feel my boyfriend clinching my hand to let me know he was there. The room was spinning. A tear or two rolled down my cheek as I worried about what would happen within the next few moments. The loud clinking of the medical equipment echoed in what seemed to be an emtpy room. I just wanted this c-section to be over with so I could go home with my little girl. I needed everything to be ok with her and with me. The longer I laid there on the table, the more concerned I became.
One day coming home from a long afternoon from hiking, being 31 weeks pregnant, I felt much drained so I headed to bed. I woke up to a feeling of wetness; I turned on the light to find that it was blood. I screamed for my husband and we immediately went to the hospital. I was scared and just not sure what to do since this was my first child. When we got the hospital we found I was in labor. The hospital did everything they could to postpone the labor so I could at least receive steroids for my child’s lungs to develop faster. These needed to be in my system for 24 hours before delivery. After delivery, he was rushed to the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU). I wasn’t even able to see him. I was worried, anxious, and stressed.
I took a deep breath and pushed till I thought my eyeballs would pop out. In a gush she arrived, and they laid her on my chest where she immediately started to nurse. My husband started to cry for joy and I just had the biggest grin on my face. I did it, I did it!!
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.
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.
Finally after 57 minutes of pushing and the doctor having to rotate her while inside me she was born. The second she was born she was passed to a NICU nurse and was wheeled off. I laid there wondering what was going on and if my little girl was ok. About 30 minutes later they brought her back into the delivery room where I was and told me she was born at 5:24 p.m., weighed 7 lbs 15 oz and was 21 inches long. The nurse told me once I was moved to my recovery room they would go over options with me regarding "Aniston's" health.
This was the “oh my god” I’m going to snap the towel rack in half. Green skin with rage, hulk style, bearing down contraction. It didn’t last long which was a relief but it was enough for me to hurry to get dressed and make my way down the stairs before the next one hit. I knocked on the door to where my sister was sleeping. “Bee” my water broke. Her name is Aubrey but we call her “bee” for short. I traced my fingers down the walls of the entry way as I made my way to the kitchen. My husband came in the door ready to go. I had to explain the situation Dr. B said was going on at the VA and my husband was in disbelief. (Take note here that’s strike 1). After an hour John, Aubrey and I all loaded up in his F150 pickup truck and made our way to
My mom took me to the hospital. The doctor had drawn blood and made me urine in a little cup. After the tests came back, the doctor came back in tears and my mom asked what’s wrong. He said
She just handed my mom a bunch of papers and stormed out like I did something wrong! It wasn’t ME who was putting a NEEDLE into HER arm! After that, we ended up going to a different
My second event was a little different. It was the event the totally changed my view of life. The unforgettable day was my wedding day. April 29th in the year 2002 was the day when I became responsible for my own life. Even though I have so many responsibilities I would never regret the moment I agreed to be my husbands wife. My wedding ceremony was the event that I dreamed of since I was a little girl. I imagined every detail of it. It was like a fairy tale wedding. I was wearing the most elegant dress in the world. There were three hundred people at the ceremony. I would never forget such a beautiful day.
High school years are supposed to be a time for fun and exciting events in every adolescent's life. There are parties, ball games, and local after school hangout joints where we can meet. All combined to making high school the most memorable years of any teenage girl?s life. However, my experience in high school took an uneventful turn in tenth grade. My carefree ways had to end and a new wave of responsibility was presented to me. I found out that I was two months pregnant. My thoughts tugged at my conscience, how was I to tell the father of my unborn child? Would my mother support my decision? I had to forget about my partying ways and hanging with my friends. My freedom days of coming and going were about to be over and I quickly became the girl about whom everyone was talking.
Becoming a mother has been the best part of my life. I became a mother at a very young age. I had no idea what to expect and was not in the least prepared for the journey that lie ahead. I have truly embraced motherhood and enjoy all the wonderful things it has taught me. While living through motherhood, I have found that it can teach you the most valuable lessons there are to learn. Being a mother has taught me how to have patience. I have also learned that being a mother takes a lot on mental and physical strength. My children have been the best to teach me how to juggle many tasks at once. They have made me strong. Even through some unexpected turns, I have learned how to get through hard times and really learn what it means to never give up. My children are my biggest blessing, and I hope they will learn valuable lessons through me. The skills I have learned from being a mother have helped me in my college journey.
Child Birth can be a beautiful, yet unimaginable experience any mother and family member can encounter. It is a process of emotional and social involvements that make-up a natural human being. The familiarity of childbirth can play an important role in life for every individual, especially the mothers who are in labor or in delivery. Each moment during labor will become memories for the mothers to share with their grown up child in the future. Childbirth is a breath taking experience that can change someone’s life forever. The process of childbirth does not occur in a blink of an eye; in fact, it is more of a procedure that may take a few steps. Some mothers during labor, experience a severe amount of pain that medication can control and some
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.
I’ve had many memorable moments in my life but the biggest one would be when my family adopted my little brother Bailey. I’ve known Bailey for most of my life because he was my cousin. I would’ve never thought that he would be my brother, I thought he was just an annoying little boy that we would see every Christmas. After time went on, I realized that he needed a family that genuinely loved him. Bailey is kind, loving, and passionate in everything he does, and is such an amazing impact on me and my family.