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    I born and raised over India. I am a third child of my family. While I was turned two years old and my uncle decided to do my file that way I can immigrant here in United State of America, so he did send my file to the immigration offices. I never know about that though. I was really friendly and outspoken person, started growing up with my awesome siblings, and my neighbor’s friends. It’s not only it; I was also very intelligent and hard working student as well. During the school times I had…

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    I come from a household of girls. I am the oldest of three daughters where the only male is my father- that is including pets. For most of my life, my mother (who graduated with honors from the University of Texas) was also the primary provider for my family and my father was a stay at home dad who went to college, but never graduated and was never great at school, to begin with. From an early age, my dad was the one who dressed me and interacted with me more on a daily basis up until around…

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    I was born 24 years ago as the daughter of a Zeugitae in the city Athens. I had a simple childhood life, learning my education at home from my mother. In the 13th year of my life, I became an adult and was to be married to one of the sons from a neighbor of ours, and left my own family to live with his. After a few years of happily living together with our son, my husband and some of the other males in the city were recruited by the army and sent to war in Arginusae against the Spartans. After…

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    Miracle child - that nickname my family gave me when I was born premature, only weighing a pound. Doctors believed that I would not have a normal childhood as far as my physical and mental state, and yet I proved them wrong! Every day, I am thankful for the growth, development, successes and challenges that I have encountered thus far. I always believed that I had a purpose to serve, but I never knew what professional path I would embark upon. At a young age, I just knew that I loved helping and…

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    My background is not as inspiring or tear-jerking as others, but it molded me into the young lady I am and the woman I plan to be. As you probably already know I was born on November 28, 1999. I was named after my aunt, who now resides in Atlanta, because God told her that I would be pleasant and prosperous. I had a brother named James who had cerebral palsy and was paralyzed from the waist down. I was homeschooled until I reached sixth grade so as you can imagine James was my only best friend…

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    As parents the first thing they wonder is the sex of the child so their able to prepare the baby’s room and decide whether the walls shall be painted in pink or blue. Based off the sex, it is determined on “biological characteristic that distinguished [whether I would be a] female [or] male” (Henslin, 292) influences parents to keep the hair of their child when it’s a girl a long length and a little boys hair usually short, many parents also distinct their children by the color of backpack they…

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    I was swarmed with bullies and depression in my younger years of life. Sometimes i'd come home with cut hair or a ripped shirt, but no matter what happened i would always get cussed out by my fellow classmates. They were absolute heathens. I had one friend throughout most of my elementary life. She was my only light out of the darkness that fell on me every day. In the middle of the school year, my life changed. I met Kathryn Swinson. We became sisters ever since kindergarten. She had to switch…

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    My greatest influence as I came of age was my Grandfather. My mother's father turned sixteen in 1942 and joined the Marine Corp illegally in order to fight in World War Two. This began his highly decorated career in the armed forced in which he saw action in the Philippines, Korea and in Vietnam and Laos. I was born, as his first grandchild, on the 50th anniversary of his World War Two homecoming on December 4th, 1995. With that in mind, he took a special interest in my upbringing and education.…

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    The year I was born The year I was born was a memorable year in American history. The year 2001 was the disaster full day of September 11. This was the terrorist attack on the twin towers also known as the World Trade Center. They also attacked the pentagon. In my hometown of Pittsburgh the only news I could find was the weather of the day I was born which was 81 degrees on average. Internationally I saw that some big news was also that of the biggest news in America which was 911 In sports…

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    Before I was born my parents told me that once they knew what gender I was they were strongly influenced by the environment in which I was going to be raised for example my parents painted my room color light purple and I was going to be encouraged to be nurturing and cooperative throughout my life. Well I was born and my parents decided on how to dress, play and how to spend my time with chores. While growing up my mom was more protective and restrictive and I see my guy cousin just walking…

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