Importance of Family

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The Importance of Family Being close to my family has always been an important role in my life. There are a lot of families in the world that are not close at all. The majorities of the people I have interacted with come from broken homes, or do not even communicate with their family. Official figures reveal that one in five children from broken homes lose one parent from their lives for good (Chapman). I plan on being the complete opposite when I begin having my children. I want to follow in my parent’s footsteps, and raise my kids as I was raised with our family values. I cannot express the love I have for my mother, father, brother, and nephew. They are the most important people in my life right now, and that will never change. I believe that friends come and go, but family is forever. There are some people that you will be friends with for the majority of your life, but that closeness and caring will never amount to your feelings about your family. When my nephew was born, I realized what my calling in life was. I was made to have unconditional love for my family. When I found out that my sister-in-law was pregnant with my nephew, I was extremely excited. I must not have come to the realization of it all, until I finally got to meet him for the first time. It fascinated me how such a little human being could change my perspective on life in that one second. He melted my heart. My brother and sister-in-law let me hold Gavin before anyone else. While I was holding him, I could not stop smiling and just looking at him. It was almost like everything around me disappeared. Nothing else mattered to me but that little baby. I was amazed by it all. It was at that moment, that I asked myself, “If I can have so much love for this baby boy when he is not even mine, I can only imagine how I am going to feel with my very own”. Then I realized my calling in life; I am

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