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I was born at St. Joseph Mercy Oakland in Pontiac, Michigan.
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Psychosocial. My grandmother was my primary caregiver throughout my entire childhood. I became anxious when seperated from my grandmother.
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Cognitive. My first word was nana.
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Biosocial. I learned how to walk steadily at around 1 year old.
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Cognitive and psychosocial. During preschool, I met one of my best friends and learned the importance of sharing. I also learned my letters, numbers, and shapes before I entered elementary school.
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Psychosocial. While this picture is of us when we are older, I met my best friend in preschool. We had a lot of fun playing dress up with eachother.
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Psychosocial. On my 5th birthday, I recieved my first pet. I learned how to love and care for her throughout the years.
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Biosocial. Shortly after my 5th birthday, I was ready to take off the floaties and swim for myself.
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Biosocial. When I was 7, I began to play softball. I learned how to run the bases, catch and throw a ball, and how to hit the ball with the bat.
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Cognitive. When I was 8, I learned how to read realtively fluently. My mother read to me frequently, which landed me in a higher reading level during elementary school.
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Psychosocial. When I was in 5th grade, our class went on a camping trip. During this trip, I learned how important it was to work with others.
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Biosocial. Had my growth spurt, thinned out, and became a woman.
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Cognitive. Thoughout my first 2 years of high school, I was constantly worried about my appearance and what others thought of me. I was always worried someone was making fun of me. I was obessessed with wearing what clothes were in and constantly wishing I looked different.
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Psychosocial. Starting dating Sam, who is now my fiance.
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Cognitive. Started developing practical skills to apply towards a nursing degree.
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Biosocial. The responsibilities of school, work, and caregiving have made my anxiety levels and stress levels skyrocket.
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Psychosocial. Began to cohabitate with my fiance to save money for the wedding.
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At the age of 85, I predict that I will most likely die of Alzheimer's disease. As stated before, at least two previous generations from my mother's side have developed this disease.
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Psychosocial. Get married to my fiance, Sam.
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Biosocial. Conception of a child change the body drastically as pregnancy continues.
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Cognitive. Over the years in nursing, my expertise in nursing should increase.
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Pyschosocial. If all goes to plan and my finances go well, I hope to retire in my mid-60's.
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Biosocial. Both my grandmother and my great grandmother developed macular degeneration. I think there is some genetic predisposition on my mother's side of the family.
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Cognitive. Both my grandmother and my great grandmother developed this diseae. However, both have lived very long lives. Again, I think genetic factors will encourage this event in my life.
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I predict that I will most likely die in my eighties, most likely from stress or Alzheimer's disease. Both sides of my family have good genes and have lived into their 80's, sometimes even 90's.
