Nicole D. Hiles 10/20/08 Breast is Best There is no greater feeling in the world than holding your newly born baby, and looking into her eyes. It is such a wonderful gift, for God to entrust you with the care of one of his most precious children. So many things go through a new mothers thoughts, so many worries, and joy's all at once. Many new mothers often worry if they will be able to adequately care for their new baby. One thing most every mother wants, is to give their child the very best they can.
Stories like that excite me, because for those who know me, know that the number one thing in which I am passionate about and excel, is working with little children. Becoming a pediatric nurse is my passion and something that I can see myself doing for the next 30 years. I would love to be able to go to college and come out debt free, but the fact that my family makes less than thirty thousand dollars a year, makes that likelihood very slim, if not impossible. This is why I am asking for your help with this scholarship. Providing me with this scholarship money will not only help me get through my schooling now, but it will also give the world, one more nurse who can be an angel to a sick child, like my cousin Vincent.
And if everyone lived this way, all babies would be created in love and welcomed onto the world and the ugly challenge of abortion would disappear. Surrogacy is immoral, unethical, and a violation of the nature right to have close connection with one’s biological parent. I find it hard to imagine a woman carrying a baby for nine months and not developing a strong bond to the child. Having two children of my own, I know the strong feeling of love I felt for my children long before they were born, and I couldn’t begin to have handed over either one of them to someone else. I also wonder about the feelings of the surrogate mother’s own children.
Gina is my manager at a Traditional Chinese Medicine school. She found out she was pregnant when she took a pregnancy test the day or so after she was due, which was at the end of January 2014. She had the ultrasound around 8 weeks into her pregnancy, and confirmed she was pregnant. Gina and her husband were very excited and joyful about it because they love babies so much, and would like to have their own child. She didn’t have any of the pregnancy symptoms before 8 weeks, but after 8 weeks, she started having morning sickness, and her breast felt sore.
Kate met Gerry McCann at college and they got married. Kate wanted to be a good parent: “being an only child, she always wanted big family, lots of children” (Hewitt, et. al.). They tried to have children, but Kate was infertile. Thanks to vital fertilization, they had Madeleine McCann on May 12, 2003.
I now know that there are less happy endings in life. I thought everyone I loved would never die, but that changed when my grandmother passed away past January. I thought I would have perfect vision and a beautiful brace less smile, but now I am wearing glasses and having to deal with not eating certain foods so that I will not break my brackets. Now I know that my life is a conflict that has blended the mentality of two ages: ten and sixteen to create a clearer image of my identity. I am the perfect blend of my bold, ten year old innocence of excitement and perfection, where everything I touch becomes mine and of my present mature and positive, sixteen year old self, who believes that through determination and the right kind of attitude, I can go far and be a blessing to others.
Breastfeeding or Formula…You decide Among several decisions a woman must make while she is pregnant, one of them is whether or not she will choose to breastfeed her new bundle of joy. In the society we live in and this day in age this decision has become more of a choice rather then long ago when formula was nonexistent and the main way of nurturing your baby was to breastfeed. Woman in todays age are blind to the health risks and lack of bonding their babies may endure having not been breastfed. To add to that, many of the several formula companies tend to bend and obscure the truth and bribe the doctors into talking up/promoting their products. I am aiming to address and investigate the matters at hand by explaining why breastfeeding is
Ingrith Serrato 10/04/2011 English 101 Section 3225 Literacy Narrative Essay Word Count: 936 To Be Able To Communicate Back on the 70’s my mother dreamed of going to school and become something better for herself while she saw her father struggling with 7 kids and not wife by his side; she dreamed about getting out of that jungle and moving into the big city, but being one of the oldest, would bring her back to reality to keep taking care of the little ones (“even the one that just make mama to go to heaven” she used to tough). My mother was 7 when my grandmother died delivering her last son; the hospital was almost 4 hours away and the transportation was only available from Thursday to Sunday, so having contractions on a Tuesday wasn’t a good thing. My mother has eye vision impairment since she was little, but her professors never believe
It has made me a strong person, it has helped me overcome negative people, and it has made me prepare for future challenges. When I pregnant with my daughter Carolina, who’s now 12years old, I was told that it would be a risky pregnancy because the baby was breach and was having a hard time breathing inside my body. For this reason, I had to have a C-section immediately since the baby would have choked on the umbilical cord. I was in a lot of pain after the operation and I was very mad that I couldn’t have a natural childbirth, but as a mother, I did what had to be done to have a healthy child. The second moment in my life where I faced difficulty- was in my marriage.
Her reasons to be pregnant at that age? Well, it's unplanned. Yes, unplanned pregnancies do not happen only to teenagers, my mom had one. They said it was a blessing. Anyway, I was there when my mom experienced 50% survival chance (same with my little sister), and had to undergo caesarean delivery due to pregnancy complications.