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In the first three months I developed female reproductive organs because I did not have the Y chromosome that commands the development of male sex organs.
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My hearing is fully developed at around 23 weeks and I am able to recognize the voice of my mother.
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At 36 weeks, all parts of my brain are formed. Although the number of my brain cells are still increasing, the different parts of my brain are visable.
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On July 1st, 1993 I was born as a healthy child at Garden City hospital.
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I play with and get along with my siblings, and learn to look up to them.
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Although I was raised bilingully, my first word was "mama" at age 5 and a half months.
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At 5 months old, I fist learned to crawl backwards. By 6 and a half months, I was able to also crawl forward.
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At age 8 months, I am able to climb the stairs alone.
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When I was 11 months old, visiting my grandmother in Jerusalem, she stood me against a wall and I took my first step right outide of her house.
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At age 2 and half, I was able to sing my ABC's and identify most letters.
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I was very proud of myself for being able to ride a tricycle on my own at age 3.
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At age 3 I had strong bonds with my first non-family friend. It was my neighbor, Brittney who was a year older than me. I even "ran away" from home a few times to go play with her at such a young age.
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I am able to read short books by age 5.
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By age 5 I am able to write short, but complete sentences.
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I began a new structured learning process and was cognatively challenged in new ways.
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At age 5, I started going to Sunday School. I was exposed to the Christian religion. A lot was expected of me morally by my family, and I looked for the approval of God in the choices I made, even at such a young age. I also formed bonds with other children in Sunday School.
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I started taking swimming classes with my sister. I was able to swim and dive by age 6.
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During the very last week of 6th grade, I began my first menstrual cycle. I considered myself a woman this day.
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I was able to "start over" in a new school with new people. I made many new friends here.
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I joined the drama club with my best friend in 7th grade.
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In 8th grade I was part of my school's musical, Suessical the Musical.
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I start questioning my religion and slowly lose faith. I didn't expect it or know it at the time, but I never regained my faith in God.
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I took a risk and went parasailing with my sister and older cousins. It was nice to go out of my comfort zone and be adventurous.
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Sometime during my sophomore year of high school, I stopped eating meat.
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At age 17, as a senior in high school, I unexpectedly lost my father to a heart attack. This was a very traumtizing event because I was the only one there when it happened. This event effected me in various ways and took me a long time to cope with, accept, and move on from this event.
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Ater the death of my father, I requested that my teachers keep it confidential. I was bad at expressing myself and showing weaknesses to my friends, so I widthdrew myself from them completely.
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I graduated high school with a high GPA.
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I decided to attend Schoolcraft for the start of my advanced education and began attending in the Fall of 2011.
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After distorted thoughts about food, minor eating disorders, and lack of care for myself, I started becoming extremely serious about health and fitness. Up to date I've lost 50 lbs and at a healthy weight. I made this healthy habit into my new lifestyle and will continue on this path for the rest of my life.
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I finally chose my major and created an educational plan for myself. I will soon a part of Eastern Michigan University's dietetics program.
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Either at a community center or a local college I plan on furthing my knowledge in subjects that interest me in order to keep my brain functioning at it's best (cognitive) as well as meeting new people (psychosocial).
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I'll graduate from Eastern Michigan University with my dietetics degree. I will have more responibilities towards myself, family, and profession.
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I hope to find a job in my feild shortly after I graduate.
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After I graduate with my dietetics degree and find a stable job, I plan on going back to college to earn a personal trainer certification.
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I plan to follow the footsteps of my current fitness trainer and begin my own side practice while maintaing a career in a health clinic, combining my dietetics degree and personal trainer certification to help others lead an active and healthy life.
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By this time I expect to meet a man who knocks me off my feet. I plan to be in a serious relationship for a long time with this person.
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I expect to start a family relitively late in life, perhaps around age 30. There is a lot I want to accomplish with myself such as establish a good career and travel/spend lots of alone time time with my significant other before having children. When I have children I will be an involved and devoted mother.
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As a nutritionist/personal trainer I will have lots of information to retain and develop about health, nutrition, procedures, and clients.
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I expect to be involved in my community. Voulenteering, social groups, and fitness groups.
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This is the age my mother will be ner retirement and dependency. I will do my best to care for her and help her in any way needed.
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As I age I will do cognitively stimulating activities to keep my mind working at it's best.
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I presume to start menopause in my mid 50s.
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I will retire from my formal nutritionist career around this time, though I plan to keep running exercise classes on the side for as long as I'm physically able to.
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As my reaction times and abilities begin to decline, I will stop driving to ensure the safety of myself and others.
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I plan on remaining in good shape through proper diet and exercise as well as cognitive activities. I presume my children will check up on me 4 days a week and help me with house chores or shopping if needed or simply to spend time with me.
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According to the life expectancy calculator, I will live to be 95 years old. I plan to live a fulfilling life and die happy with my family close by.