Personal Narrative: The Pain Of Having A Child

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The pain of having a child is almost the worse pain you could ever experience. Becoming a mother will enter you in a place where you would have never imagined . I was only 16 years old not knowing what to do with a baby. Having my daughter was the best day of my life because when she camed i had to set a better example for her and show her the right things in life . It all started on september 20,2016 at 2:00 am. I started feeling bad cramps and they got worse within 30 minutes. I didn’t want to tell my dad because i know i was going to disappoint him. As the cramps got to the extreme i sat on the toilet thinking i had to make a bile movement but it was a actual baby. I had no symptoms of being pregnant . i didnt know what to do at all but cry. As i was pushing my baby head came out ,i hurried and call the ambulance . I yelled to my baby father mom and she came and got the baby out the toilet . When the ambulance came i got into the back of the truck and the doctors was checking up on my baby. I got to the hospital and called my mom to let her know i had a baby.When i called her she was in shock because i didnt tell anyone , after a while she …show more content…
He called for a social worker so he can force me into giving my baby up for an adoption but i didnt want one. The lady told him even though i was staying with him he is not my legal gaurdian my grandmother that had passed away was . He gave me a choice to give her up and stay back with him , or keep her and move out his house . I took the second choice my mom said i didnt have to give her up if i didnt want to so she said that im staying with her . The doctors ask me did i want him to come back to the hospital and i replied no . I didnt have anything for my daughter so family members visited us and brought things for her. It was 3 days i spent 3 days in the hospital and after that i went to stay with my

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