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Reflective Narrative 1 I always knew about having to do a senior project and when it came down to it, I wanted to do something in the career I want to become. I went to my dentist to see if I could shadow them and they said no, because there was a virus going around and I couldn't be exposed to it. I tried to talk to an investigator and try to do my senior project with them since they were my second choice it didn't work out. They were always busy and everything is pretty secretive so I couldn't do it. My friend Darlin told me about how her sister did her senior project in Children's Advocacy Center and explained to me what it's about. It sounded like a great idea! I signed up
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