Importance Of Role Model In My Life

Having a good role model in my life I thought that things were destined to go good for me, everything was going to come easy, and I will have all the answers. I felt this way because my life was the exact opposite, I had no parents, no role models, and nobody to influence or motivate me. All I had was a bunch of sisters and friends who were all in the same state as me; waiting for a change. Being young living in Chicago I didn’t see or expect something different to happen in my life beside bad things, since that what I was used to. I was waiting to be the next deadbeat drug addicted mother like all the other kids moms that I knew. But all those thought switched when my change finally came.

Ever since I was a little girl my sisters and I always had a strong love my mom. My mom to us was the life of the party when she came around and wasn 't high off of drugs. My mom was funny, smart, stylish, and all the things a daughter would

I felt like somebody loved me and was accepting me for me. I felt stable and like I had at home. I wasn 't angry anymore. A year after I graduated from high school, I got pregnant with my daughter. During my pregnancy I reflecting on my life and what I have been through, My relationship with my mother, and the type of mom that my mother was. I told myself that I was going to be a better mother to my daughter then my mother was to me. I was not only going to tell my daughter I loved her, but I was want to show her every day. I was not going to miss anything in her life, I was going to be there. I dropped out of college as soon as I found out I was pregnant, but after I have my daughter I got reenrolled in to school. I told my daughter that I was going to be something and successful so she wouldn 't have to struggle or want for anything. I will struggle for her happiness. I got saved by God and my outlook on life change because of my daughter. Everything I do is for