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At a very young age I knew I wanted to help make things feel better. My imagination would just run wild and freely. When I wasn't "healing" my dog by placing band aids all over his fur. I would play doctor with my dolls and teddy bears with my assistant often being my grandmother. Fast forward to present day I am a Licensed Vocational Nurse working with school-aged children.
Working with children in a school setting can at times be very difficult, stressful and fast-paced, but I wouldn't trade it for anything else in the world. I love how a simple bandaid and a little reassurance can help a child just glow with happiness. My future plans are to return to school and study towards becoming a Registered Credential School Nurse.
Spending time with my family and friends is where my heart feels the most joyous. My family and I enjoy going on trips together, trying yummy new foods, playing loteria (Mexican Bingo) and having Happypuppy Birthday Parties for our furry loved ones. Events such as commencements, anniversaries, birthdays, anything that brings my entire family together, feeds my soul and my spirit, and further assures me that I am ready to share these wonderful experiences with a special little person.
My friends are a boisterous, colorful bunch. There is definitely never a dull moment with them. Whenever I want to laugh, vent, cry or need encouragement, I know I can count on them. When I opened up about my plans to adopt they were so happy and supportive. It was a feeling that filled my soul with glee knowing that my baby will be surrounded with so much love and positivity.
I am an avid collector of butterflies. My bedroom is decorated with them in different sizes and colors. I also enjoy watching documentaries especially those that are related to the medical field. However, in anticipation of a new baby I am looking forward to exchanging documentaries for cartoons and butterflies for baby bottles. I’ve recently began to take up walking not just as a form of exercise, but as a way to decompress, to relax, to recharge for the next day. Sometimes a friend or my mother accompany me on my walks.