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(Separation anxiety) My mom left me with her bestfriend to go to the grocery store, I cried til she returned.
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(Biosocial) On this day, my mother had my baby brother, who is to-this-day a little bother!
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(Biosocial) Mom rushed both my brother and I to the hospital because she thought we may be developing chicken pox, only to find out that we only had a heat rash.
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(Psychosocial) I got my Easy Bake Oven and was baking like mommy.
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(Cognitive) Explaining the laws of Conservation of Volume to my brother.
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(Cognitive) First grade school teacher.
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(Biosocial) I started gaining weight and became labeled as "Overwieght."
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(Psychosocial) 5th grade graduation.
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(Psychosocial) Trying to figure out who I was and picking the wrong friends, I crashed a friends-mother's car, being pressured into driving cause it was the cool thing to do.
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(Cognitive) I noticed that you were cool if everyone knew you, so I decided to come out of my shy shell, and be my regular silly, humorous self.
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(Biosocial) Being away from home, I could do what I wanted, how I wanted, and when. So I had a party in my dorm-apartment and we all got MIP's. In college was the first time I experimented with alcohol and marijuana.
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(Cognitive) I decided to accept Jesus Christ as my Lord and Savior.
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(Biosocial) I had a miscarriage that was wanted, instead of a abortion, but devastating to go through.
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(Psychosocial) I met, who I thought was the "love of my life."
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(Psychosocial) I plan to be married.
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(Cognitive) I have found what I want to do for the rest of my life, so my career is set.
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(Biosocial) I will probably start dealing with the aging problems and empty nest syndrome.
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Biosocial: I predict that my pace will slow down, and I will not be able to move as quickly, even on everyday projects (working, cleaning, cooking).
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Cognitive: I predict that some everyday routines or things (where did I put my phone?) will be interrupted because brain functioning slows down.
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Psychosocial: Maintaining contact with family and friends is important to me, not only because my family and I are very close, but because this will improve the quality of life, versus being isolated and alone.
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Although no one can really predict the time of their death, I just hope to live until my grandchildren are grown.