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Sometime this month and year, conception took place. The embryo was created and soon David Hwang would begin the difficult process of choosing a name for the expected child.
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In hopes of figuring out whether the baby was a boy or girl, David and Ann Hwang went in for a routine ultrasound check. However, because of the baby's positioning, the sex was unable to be determined at the time. This did not help David figure out a name. *Not my ultrasound picture (http://www.babypicturesgallery.com/img-ultrasound-baby-picture-1-23.htm).
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On this day, at Northside Hospital in Atlanta, Georgia, Ann Hwang gave birth to a son named Jay.
Close family gathered to see the new-born child. -
Cognitive:
Jay speaks his first word in Korean. "Mom!" Mom is ecstatic, dad is jealous. -
Physical:
At the age of 1, Jay began walking with support. The average age, given by research, of walking while holding on is 12.7 months and the average age of walking well is 14.3 months. This picture was taken 15 years after birth. -
Socioemotional:
Jay had a huge fear of ball-pits at Chuck e' Cheeses. However, his sister threw him in against his will. Jay would not get over this fear for several years. -
Physical:
At the age of two, Jay had chunky arms, legs, and cheeks. He also had an awesome batman shirt and hot ride. Jay is developing physically. -
Socioemotional:
Jay performed alongside his classmates in school musicals. His fear of stages was strong but did not hinder his young passion. -
Cognitive:
Jay Hwang tried to be a studious little champ. He did homework at the kitchen table while his mother cooked him dinner. -
Physical:
Jay hit puberty really late. In 6th grade, he was still shorter than many of the girls in his class! Poor Jay! -
Cognitive:
Jay was a very studius little middle-schooler. He never missed school and made sure to do all his work. As a result of his hard work he received an award for perfect attendance! (http://dumais.us/newtown/blog/?tag=pbis) -
Socioemotional:
By the end of high school, girls were all Jay had in mind. His social life revolved around talking to girls. (Homecoming 2010) -
Socioemotional:
Jay begins looking for a significant other. His attraction towards the opposite sex is strong. -
Physical:
Jay is pressured by 'friends' to try drugs. Jay says no! -
Cognitive:
Jay will graduate from the undergraduate program at SAU with a BA in Biology. -
Physical:
Jay reaches his peak height of 6' square. He is tall and is now very good at basketball. -
Cognitive:
Jay graduates Med. School at LLU with a 4.0 GPA and is accepted into residency. -
Social:
Jay will marry his soulmate! -
Socioemotional:
Jay and his wife face marriage issues and the emotional despair is large. However, they work things out and the marriage survives. -
Jay is promoted to head surgeon. He is now at the peak of his career path.
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Emotional:
Jay's first born son goes off to college at SAU with a 4.0 high school GPA and a perfect SAT score. -
Cognitive:
Jay develops the first stage of dimentia and often loses his belongings. His son, Jayson, must remind him once in a while. -
Physical:
Jay's son and daughter, Jayson and Jaydaughter, respectively, decide it is best to have Jay reside in a nursing home. Jay is now locked up. -
At a solid age of 87, Jay Hwang passes away on Christmas day.
Santa Claus will not be making his rounds for he will be in mourning for the loss.
