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Kaylie Martin's Life
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Birth
I was born at 7:11 a.m. on November 14, 1991. I was 8 pounds 12 ounces. -
Rolling over
(The First Two Years - Biosocial) 6 moths after birth, I started to roll over and was continued to be breastfed. My weight doubled since birth. (The First Two Years - Psychosocial) Attachement Type C is expressed - insecure-resistant. Devleoping dependent behavior expressed. -
Temper Tantrum
(The First Two Years - Psychosocial) First signs of anger and frustration. -
Object Permanence
(The First Two Years - Cognitive) Began to show signs of object permanence - searched for hidden objects. -
First Steps/First words.
(First Two Years - Biosocial) I took my first steps!
(Firet Two Years - Cognitive) Said my first words! -
Fear
(The First Two Years - Psychosocial) First sign of fear - fear of strangers - seperation anxiety. -
Short Sentences
(The First Two Years - Cognitive) Begins to say two or three word sentences. -
Mastered Language
(The Play Years - Cognitive) Speaking in full sentences - mastered English. -
Egocentrism
(The Play Years - Congnitive) Showing first real signs of egocentrism. -
Preoperational Thought
(The Play Years - Cognitive) Properational thought is apparent. -
Preschool
(The Play Years - Psychosocial) Preschool has started. Coorperation is developing. Strong sense of imagination is forming. Patience and getting along with peers is in development. -
Emotions
(The Play Years - Psychosocial) Internalizing problems, empthay is expressed through preschool, pride and self esteem are made aparent through schooling expereinces. -
Broken Ankle
(The Play Years - Biosocial) Becoming much more active - playing soccer, broke my ankle. -
Battle of the Books
(The School Years - Cognitive) Was crowned champion of "The Battle of the Books" contest at school - found strong interest in reading fictional novels. -
Glasses
(The School Years - Biosocial) Got my eyes checked becaus eI had a hard time reading the board at school and needed glasses. -
Basketball/Volleyball/Soccer/Musicals
(The School Years - Biosocial) Started playing basketball, volleyball, and soccer, and made it in the school musical. -
Allergies Form
(The School Years - Biosocial) Spring Allergies have formed for the outdoors. -
Family Ties
(The School Years - Psychosocial) As the need for friendships and acceptance from peers grew, my family started pushing hard for stronger family ties. -
Self-Image
(The School years - Biosocial) Self-Image is the primary focus. Comparing with other girls is previlant. Grades become very important - comparing grades with classmates motivates to do better. -
Peers = Trouble
(The School Years - Psychosocial) Peers become more important than family. Started getting in trouble at how just to maintain a good image with friends/people at school. -
Relational Aggression
(The School Years - Psychosocial) Got into huge fight with two best friends - rumors were spread, friends were socially excluded from groups, tempers were high, gossip was on a high -
Drugs Exposure
(Adolescence - Biosocial) - was exposed for the first time to drugs firsthand. I never tried them myself, but was in the room when my friend did. -
Puberty
(Adolescence - Bosocial) - started puberty -
Youth Leadership Canton
(The School Years - Cognitive) Showed signs of conventional moral reasoning by being involved with Youth Leadership Canton - an extra-cirricular group in middle school. -
Second Language
(The Sschool Years - Cognitive) Took a Spanish class for the first time as a second language. -
Depression
(Adolescence - Psychosocial/Biological) Found myself to be super sad and angry more often then not. Was diagnosed with depression and PTSD. Went to weekly therapy session and was medicated. -
First Boyfriend
(Adolescence - Psychosocial) Started to become very interested in boys. Got my first boyfriend. It lasted 5 months. Became very "cool" for having one, and my self-esteem was very much found in him. -
Self Esteem Decrease
(Adolescence - Psychosocial) Self-esteem started to slowly decrease as I started comparing myself to everyone around me. Became very sad and envious of other girls with more friends. -
Change in Priorities
(Adolescence - Cognitive) - By priorites changed from school-work being #1 to friends being #1. -
Run mainly on emotions
(Adolescence - Cognitive) started really using illogical ways to solve problems. Became very intuitive in thinking and selfcentered. Emotions tended to run all of my decisions. -
Body Changes
(Early Adulthood - Biosocial) Body started filling out and feeling self-concious about it. Started thinking about eating disorders as solution - but never started. -
Faith, Beliefs
(Early Adulthood - Cognitive) - started to really get into my Faith and Belifs. Starts attending bible studies outside of the Sunday Morning Church Services. -
Baby?
(Early Adulthood - Cognitive) My husband and I start talking and planning about having a child in the near future. -
Career Picked!
(Early Adulthood - Cognitive) - Thought and prayer went deeply into the distressing subject of a career, and picked a career and computer Technology. Wants to work in the Marketing/Computer programming sector in Buisness. 2 Years of school left to go. -
The Wedding Day!
Early Adulthood - Psychosocial - Gets married to 5 year boyfriend -
College Graduation
(Early Adulthood - Psychosocial) - Graduated from College with a Computer Technologies degree! -
New job - Computer Tenchologies
(Early Adulthood - Psychosocial) Started working at The Mannik & Smith Group, Inc. as a computer technoligies, marketing, for the company. Working with computer design! -
Bestfriends Wedding
(Early Adulthood - Psychosocial) Its the time of life where a lot of my friends are getting married! -
Marriage
Early Adulthood - Cognitive - starts contemplating marriage with a boyfriend of 3 years. Started reasing and suign rational analysis of the upcoming events. Has an easier time planning for the future. -
Bestfriends
(Early Adulthood - Psychosocial) Met my 3 bestfriends and they became more imporatant to me than any other "best friends" that I might have had. These become my Forever Friends. -
Job Change
(Early Adulthood - Psychosocial) Get a new job at a different buisness where I can work from home. -
Athletics
Adulthood - Biosocial - Athletic slowed down, no longer able to withstand the same phsycial activity as in earlier life. -
Pregnant
(Early Adulthood - Psychosocial) Found out that I am pregnant with my first child! -
Twins?!
(Early Adulthood - Cognative) - Having a hard time dealing with having twins - self concious as a wife and mother at this point in life. -
Baby Arrived!
(Early Adulthood - Psychosocial) Entering into the World - new additions to the family - Twins!!! Brielle and Braelynn! -
Goodbye 20's
(Early Adulthood - Cognitive) Start feeling upset that my twenties are over and I'm approaching 30 years old. -
Quitting job
(Early Adulthood - Psychosocial) Quit job to stay home with the kids. -
Exercising
(Middle Adulthood - Biosocial) Self concious about weight, finding it harder to keep weight off. Starting exercise program to keep body in shape. -
Eye Prescription changes
(Middle Adulthood - Biosocial) Found it hard to read small print. Needs to have bifocal glasses. -
IQ rising
(Middle Adulthood - Cognitive) - though it's harder to pickup and learn things as fast as it used to be, vocabulary and general knowledge are at an all-time high. -
Scrapbooking/Crafts
(Middle Adulthood - Cognitive) Finding a very strong interest in creative projects and creative thinking. Finding a love for scrapbooking and making home-decor crafts. -
Wrinkles!
(Middle Adulthood - Biosocial) Visible wrinkles start forming on my face -
Rasing Children
(Middle Adulthood - Cognitive ) - finding it difficult to teach my finds, punish, enforece rules. Feeling self-concious and afraid of my abilities to raise them well. -
Moving
(Middle Adulthood - Psychosocial) Husband got a job in Colorado - moving the family out there. Feeling very aprehensive about the big move and how the family will adjust. -
Re-Applying for a Job again
(Middle Adulthood - Psychosocial) The children are in school now, trying to find a job while they are in shcool to earn some extra money. -
Relationship with Parents
(Middle Adulthood - Psychosocial) My parents are very much older now, and my relationships with them have gotten very much stronger through my adult life. -
Reflecting
(Middle Adulthood - Cognitive) Did a lot of reflecting on my life, experiences, successes, and failures over the years. Tryign to fidn my worth in the upcoming years as life starts changing within my family. -
Life as a Parent
(Middle Adulthood - Psychosocial) Struggling in the life of a parent - trying to balance a job, children, and a spouse is becoming overwhleming. -
Siblings Relationship
(Middle Adulthood - Psychosocial) Becoming closer with my siblings through caring for my parents -
Husband - hard time
(Middle Adulthood- psycholsocial) My husband is having a hardtime balancing his work life, with his family life. This causes stress on the family and realtionship. -
Daughters to College
(Middle Adulthood - Cognitive) Twin daughters start their first year of college. Having a hard time letting them go and not havign them in the home. Lost a sense of "who I am" -
Menopause
(Middle Adulthood - Biosocial) -First sign of the beginnign of menopause - heat flashes begin -
Dieting
(Late-Adulthood - Biosocial) Resticting calorie intake and taking prescriptions to extend health and life -
Hearing losee
(Late-Adulthood - Biosocial) first discovered a hinder in hearing capability -
Daughters get married
(Late-Adulthood - Psycosocial) Daghters get married! -
Grandchild!
(Late-Adulthood - Psycosocial) Daughter had her first child! I'm a grandma! -
Will
(Late-Adulthood - Psycosocial) My husband and I meet with a lawyer to go over our will -
Retirement
(Late-Adulthood - Psycosocial) Retire from work - both my husband and I! -
Memory loss
(Late-Adulthood - Cognitive) first signs of real trouble with short-term and long-term memory loss. -
Mini-Stroke
(Late-Adulthood - Cognitive) Suffered from a mini-stroke. Was hositalized. There is concern about vasula dimentia. -
Dementia
(Late-Adulthood - Cognitive) Disgnosed with dementia -
Vascular Dimentia
(Late-Adulthood - Cognitive) Diagnosed with vascula dimentia -
Nursing Home
(Late-Adulthood - Psycosocial) Children moved us into a nursing home. ((Late-Adulthood - Cognitive) Emotionally not dealing with the new environmental well at all. Very sad and lonely. -
Second Grandchild!
(Late-Adulthood - Psycosocial) Second daughter has another grandchild! This is the second! -
Will-revised
(Late-Adulthood - Psycosocial) Revise our will. -
Alzheimer's Diseas
(Late-Adulthood - Cognitive) Husband diagnosed with Alzheimer's Disease. -
Move in with my daughter
(Late-Adulthood - Psycosocial) My daughter takes me into her home because I'm emotionally having a rough time without my husband and my health and dimentia has gotten really bad. -
No family recognition
(Late-Adulthood - Cognitive) I can no longer recongize my family. This is straining the environment in which i live. -
Husband dies
(Late-Adulthood - Psycosocial) Husband dies with the affects of the Alzheimer's Disease. (Late-Adulthood - Cognitive) I become very depressed. -
Death
Death- I die from a serious stroke.