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Pacheco
Professor Juskuv
English 1010
25 September 2014
The Growth of My Child
The day I found out I was pregnant, I was very nervous, excited and scared all at the same time. I felt as if my life was over. I got married at the age of 19 and learned that I was expecting my first child at the age of 20. I still wanted to do so much with my life. I wanted to go to college and be a registered nurse and have a career. There was no going back now. As the months went on, I learned that I was having a boy. The months went by so fast and before I knew it, I was having my baby boy. I named him Christian, born on October 12th weighing 7 pounds and 9 ounces, 19" long.
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