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Why I Want To Become A Delivery/Neonatal Nurse
Wow. In this photo I had absolutely no words for the excitement I felt that day. I mean who wouldn’t be excited when you’ve achieved a lifelong dream of yours to become Valedictorian of your 8th grade class. Many people approved, disapproved etcetera and either way I honestly could care less. I finally have achieved years of hardship and standards to finally prove to myself and others that I can “Do all things through christ that gives me strength.” I have learned to move past and accept myself for who I am and that was the best I could’ve done. I utterly cannot explain the weight that has been lifted up from my shoulders to know that I don’t have to prove myself to anyone but me and the lord. I know what I want to do in life and that has been …show more content…
That is my infinite happiness to only help newborn babies come into the world but to also assist couples and their families from all over the world understand the severity of the situation given. This is my calling and the achievement above really pushed the idea forward after years of not knowing what I wanted to do in life. I can know say that those times that were really hard for me helped me become who I am today and I will be forever thankful. I also know that people have been through way worse than me and that’s the truth. With that being said I will grow up with the things that I have learned over the years to better myself and shed some light in other people’s lives as well. Not only will I do that I will learn to listen to myself and for my love of interior design. So in the future I plan on doing a double major which means I will pursue my love for Neonatal Nursing AS well as Interior Design! I hope to help many people in my lifetime, and I hope to be successful with the help of my instructor’s to lead me the right way through my educational journey and my parents/grandparent’s/ God in the journey about life and well being. I hope to come across any one of you all in the future as

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