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Birth
The year I was born -
Moving
My parents and I moved into a brand new house during the summer. (Psychosocial) -
Baby years
I don't remember much of anything my first year of life. From what i've heard, I was very curious about everything going on around me. (cognitive) -
First Birthday
I remember having a lot of family around me for my birthday party, and interacting with other kids. (Psychosocial) -
Preschool
Started preschool. I'm sure I wasnt excited about leaving my mom and starting school, but I made many friends there. (Biosocial) -
New birth
My sister was born. It was an exciting day for us! But I started to realize I wouldn't be the "baby" anymore. (Cognitive) -
Homeschooled- Early Childhood
Since I didn't go to a public school for Kindergarten, my mom homeschooled me. (Cognitive) -
Parents Seperate- Early Childhood
My parents decided to seperate for a while. It was close to christmas time, which was upsetting for me. (Psychosocial) -
Joined tennis- Early Childhood
Joined my local tennis team. (Biosocial) -
New School- Middle Childhood
Had a hard time adjusting to a new elementary school. (Psychosocial) -
Struggled in School- Middle Childhood
Faced many academic challenges in elementary school. (Cognitive) -
Freedom- Middle Childhood
I started to want more independence from my parents, and more acceptance from my peers. (Biosocial) -
Starting high school- Adolescent
I finally started high school, but we moved a lot and I didnt know anyone at this new school. (cognitive) -
New friend- Adolescent
During the summer, I met a girl who went to the same high school as I did and we became friends ever since. I finally had a friend I could hang out with. (psychosocial) -
Joining the tennis team- Adolescent
In my junior year of high school, I tried out for the tennis team. -
Graduated high school, starting college- Adulthood
Once I graduated high school, I began looking at colleges and finally found a community college I was interested in going into to do the nursing program. (cognitive) -
Nursing- Adulthood
Once I started college, school started to get tough. I had so many classes and I had to acheieve good grades to get into the nursing program. It was physically and mentally exhausting. (biosocial) -
Making nursing friends- Adulthood
I made a lot of friends who were also interested in the nursing program. We would form study groups and go over notes throughout the semester. It made classes a lot more enjoyable. (psychosocial) -
Late Adulthood- Retiring
Hope to be retired from being a nurse, and enjoy spending time with my family. (Biosocial) -
Late Adulthood- Getting older
As I get older, I am realizing I am not able to do the same things I use to do when I was younger. (Cognitive) -
Late Adulthood- Worried about death
I realize that I am becoming more weak, and getting a lot older in age. I spend even more time with my family, friends and take vacations and enjoy my life. (Psychosocial) -
Epilogue- Death
I predict that my death year will be 2089, and I would be 98 years old. I predict that I would have done everything I planned to do before I died, I would have spent as much time as I could with my family, and that I lived my life to the fullest.