Personal Narrative: Elizabeth Espino

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In the year of 1989, my mother found out that she was expecting a baby girl. My mother was pregnant with Elizabeth Espino for eight months and was excited to finally meet her. My mother had made consecutive visits to the Doctor to see if Elizabeth was ok. When my mother reached seven months, my mother did not have enough amniotic fluid for her baby to live any longer. However, the Doctor’s felt there could be a miracle and told my mother to rest to produce more fluid. On March 30, 1990, her baby was expected to arrive. Unexpectedly, the Doctor’s told her. “Your baby has to be taken out because there was no heartbeat.” Even though Elizabeth died, she will forever be remembered. On July 6, 1992, My sister was born and was named Cecily Espino.

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