My First Day At Lee-Davis High School

First day of school of my senior year, a very big day, this is the last time I would walk the halls of Lee-Davis High School on a first day. Suddenly all the pressure starts to begin figuring out what goes on in the future. A big day with the realization that by June, I will be walking across the stage along with my fellow classmates and earning my diploma, also knowing that after that day I will not see 90% of the classmates in the near future. Although the last first day was a very special day with all the faculty motivating you, while at the same time bombarding you with questions of the future. My day and my whole life was greatly impacted at the blink of an eye when I was sitting in my science class, awaiting to find out who would be in my class and where I would sit. Then it all changed, she walked in and there was this feeling of slow motion as I laid my eyes on her, suddenly all my problems and big questions had been answered. Although, many may question why meeting someone would make such a huge impact, but with every life, every person, there is a
I came over so we could watch football and relax. Both of our lives shifted dramatically, although hers changed more than mine. She suffered a stroke at such a young age and I was the only one there to help. We had called her mother and tried to explain the situation but neither of us were in the right mindset to talk. I spent hours upset at the fact that I may lose the person that meant most to me. It was destined that I was supposed to be there to save her and get her to medical attention right in time. I spent days in the hospital wanting to be by her side at all times. She made it through perfectly with no permeant damage, she was my hero, my spirit horse and this showed me that anything is possible through her that she can do