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Assignment The Human ExperienceThe artwork that expresses a human experience that I have encounter in my life is birth and death. The reason why I chose two experiences is because I had a miscarriage and I had to go through natural childbirth and in the end, I ended up losing my baby. It was one of the worst human experiences that I think any human being can go through.
Miscarriage is a relatively prevalent occurrence in our society. The reported incidence of this event indicates that 20% of all women experience a miscarriage (Renner, Catherine Hackett). Women who have miscarried often have friends and family responding in ways that seem to try to reduce the impact and importance of the event. To me you can never forget a human experience

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