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I was born to parents of a different culture whose beliefs and behavioral patterns are different from the American culture. My family has been passed these beliefs and their culture down to me and I am passing them down to my daughters
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My mothers says I was a difficult child to deal with. I cried frequently unless I was being held or in my swing
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My dad joined the Army, moved to Virginia and didn't want me and my mother to come with him.
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My only sibling was born. My brother and I have encounter verbal and physical confrontaions, but we are the best of friends.
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I have always enjoyed going to school and making new friends. I enjoyed social play which involved interacting with my friends
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At the time we were Catholic and I recieved my first communion
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While attending Junior High School I was placed in the Gifted program for Math and Science.
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I always wished I could speak spanish like the adults in my family and my hispanic friends. My parents didn't teach us thier native language
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I attended a High School with that had students from different ethinc brackgrounds and diversity
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I was always in the "popular" during my high school years
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Emotionally I thought I was in love and I made the choice to have unprotected sex. My daughter was born when I was 17 and a senior in high schoo. I also beleive it had to do with my socioeconomic status
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I was 18 with a child and I had no idea who I was
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I decided to work instead of going to college in order to take care of my daughter.
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I decided to go to college to provide a better life for my daughter.
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I was longer in love with my husband.
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My girls and I had to adjust to our new lives
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My occupation isn't just a job, its my career andI love what I do
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I wrote a paper on Gardner's eight types of intelligence and I discovered I am a Interpersonal and Bodily-kinesthetic learner
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Understanding what grief is and how to deal with the death of my grandmother