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birth
I was born 8lb 14oz
psychosocial development:
My mother says I was a calm baby. I had two older sisters and two loving parents -
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2-3months
Cognitive development:
I was on target for my age. -
4 months
Biosocial development:
My nutritional needs were met with breast milk and baby cereal.
My growth was on target for my age. -
learned to walk
biosocial developent:
By this age I was well fed and a good eater but tall an thin for my age.
Cognitive development:
I was learning to speak short sentences and had a bit of stranger anxiety due to the fact that I was never put in day care.
Psychosocial Development:
I was calm and loved to be with my older sisters. -
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started to ride horses
When I was about 5 years old I started to love my grandparents house because they had horses.
Biosocial Development:
I was getting old enough to control the horses on my own and loved riding.
Cognitive development:
I learned how to respond to situations that arised wile riding and started to learn how to care for them.
Psychosocial Behavior:
I was always surronded by family. I was a girlly girl but loved to get dirty and garden. -
move to michigan
Cognitive development:
It was a big change coming to michigan from a small town in Indiana. To say I didn't like it would be an understatement. From 5 acres and horses to a tiny back yard. -
6th grade
Biosocial development:
I was 5 feet 8 inches and the tallest kid in class. I loved sports and played volleyball and soccer. -
new car
Psycosocial development:
Got my first car! I was a girly girl and had lots of friends and family. -
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married
Biosocial development:
I was a healthy 18 year old.
Cognitive development:
I had just finished high school and looked forward to a happy life with my new husband.
Psychosocial:
I was very happy and so was my family. -
the birth of my 4th child, Stephen
Biosocial:
I was healthy and had a smooth delivery.
psychosocial: I was very happy and loved introducing him to my family and friends. -
Back to school
I was 28 years old and decided to return to college.
Cognitive: I was going to study nursing started with math and biology.
psychosocial: Little bit scared of how hard it was going to be but had a lot of family support. -
graduate from msu veterinary school
Biosocial: Full of life, running on a regular basis.
Cognitive: loving the thought of starting my new life as a veterinarian and putting my knowledge to use.
Psychosocial: Happy, ready to start a new venture with the family that loves and supports me. -
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my career as a veterinarian
Biosocial: I am getting older but still very healthy and active.
Cognitive: I will forever be learning in my career through research and experience.
Psychosocial:
This has been a great job for not only myself but my children and grand children. -
The birth of my first great grandchild
Biosocial: I am healthy because of my life choices and good eating habbits. I also exercize on a regular basis.
Cognitive: I am keeping my mind sharp by studying and life experiences.
Psychosocial:
I am becoming more and more humble as I age. My husband and I are enjoying our time together. -
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my last years
Biosocial: I am still able to live happily with my husband children, great, and great great grand children. I can walk, eat well and do all the things I need to do just at a slower pace. Cognitive: My memory is great I have kept up on my education and it has made me sharp! Psychosocial: I may be slow but I can keep up on the love everyone of my decendants. We are the happiest family in the world and we are always together! My husband and I are still active in the community and share the love. -
my death
Biosocial: There is no more growth. Early this morning my children found my husband and I passed in our sleep.
Cognitive: We are no longer able to think
Psychosocial: We died a peaceful death hand in hand and our family members were not sad, they were happy we lived such a long happy life!