Personal Narrative: My Twin Brothers Story

This assignment meant a lot to me personally, it gave me the opportunity to tell my Twin brothers story. When the concept behind the paper was first thrown out there in class. I was overwhelmed by the all the possibilities that came to mind. However, as the days went by I thought about how I wanted to tell a story that was really different. As I walked through the hallways I started to think about my twin Jessie, because his school would bring him to UW-Parkside to walk through the halls walls to visit. I immediately thought about how lucky I am to be in a position where I am graduating. I then started visualizing my brother walking down the halls and it suddenly hit me to write about my brother. I would say that on the car ride home, It suddenly hit me that I needed to tell his story. What drove me is the idea, that I will have the classes full undivided attention. Perhaps this might be the only time his story will ever be heard, and if this the only time it will be heard, I have to make sure to tell the whole story. Personally, I view my twin as a part of my identity. So if I told my story in the first narrative project then I need to expose my other half of my identity to the class. I believe that one of the best elements of the story, were the pictures I shared of my brother when he was a baby. I think that the …show more content…
I honestly, claimed into bed with him and started looking through years of pictures. I thought back to the beginning of the semester when when you told as to be as truthful as we can with an honest genuine thought or emotion. I glided off that advice, I thought to myself what would Jessie honestly want me to say? And that is how I went about solving that dilemma. If I were to develop the story in a different way, I would fix the beginning it sounded a bit choppy but it needs to be said to express how important the health system is in America compared to