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Personal Narrative: Growing Up In A Small Town In Hardee County
Growing up in a small town in Hardeeville, South Carolina wasn’t easy but I was determined to push myself. Being in a narrow country town can make your eyes near sided. My family was persistent in my childhood. I can remember my mother and father would make me stay up late nights studying until I get each problem right. They challenged me so much, but I thank them for it now. While in the small town having friends who support and some hate me help me to become wise in decision. During my childhood I can remember my parents always, make me recite the 3 R’s when you go to school. First it to be respectful, responsible and retain information. If you can follow the 3 R’s you will have a successful life. The best thing that ever happen to me was tearing my ACL (Anterior Cruiser Ligament). It sounded bad but it created all my passion about what I want to become today. People only strive for the minimum and just enough to get through, but not my parents. They were raised tow work hard for what you want and don’t let no one steal your dreams. In my early childhood I can remember my parents …show more content…
The first letter D which stands for dedication, and I will always be dedicated to everything I do in life. The second letter O which stands for optimistic; giving an optimistic attitude toward people, my environment and to myself. The third letter C which stands for caring; as a person I will show a caring hands to others in need to rehabilitate back to normal. The fourth letter T which stands for tentative; in my field I will stay alert ready to help serve my clients or anyone in need. The fifth letter O which stands for obviate; I will try to avoid any negativity or anyone trying to bring me down. The last letter R stands for responsive and responsible. As a doctor it is your responsibility to be responsive to your clients. In conclusion, this will be a great benefit for myself and you all to have me into your graduate

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