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Conception
My parents had a great night,and made big things happen. -
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Life
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Birthday!
Biosocial. I was born at 6.59 a.m. My mother had eaten very well while being pregnant. Differnt from the average newborn who only weighs 7.7 lbs, I was a large 9'3lbs, with alot of hair! Withing the first two years I also grow four times heiver than my birth weigh, and already be 1/5 my adult weight. -
Attachment
psycosocial; Within the first two years I Started forming an attachments with my sister and parents, feeling and being loved and secure by them. I also began trusting them, and feeling uncomfortable when around strangers. -
Big steps
cognative. This is when i really started to make big moves, walking, my mom told me that at 8 months is when i started walking, which is really early. I started talking around 12 months, my first words were da-da, I was daddys girl to say the least. -
Relationship
Psychosocial. In my early childhood, around age 4 is when i really started started froming a relationship with my cousins who lived 2 houses down while i was growing up. The three girls were one year apart and all within a year of age from me. We loved to play house and school, and do fun things outside. They soon became real close to me. -
outdoor fun
Cognative. I was 5 when i started to learn how to ride a bike, play games, and started playing sports like soccer, softball, and cheerleading, I played alot of sports and had alot of fun! -
Lucky Lefty
Biosocial. Around 5 years old I found out i was left handed, my grandma was also born left handed, but they forced her to switch very early. -
Kindergarden
Cognative. My first day of school! I was 6 years old, I did not go to preschool but I did attend a little library club once a week. -
healty habits
Biosocial.In my mid childhood, around 7 years old, I started becoming more aware of my hygien, and keeping up with it, and not need to be bugged by my mom to brush my teeth.:) -
Moving
Psychosocial; Biosocial. We packed up and moved to a new neighborhood. I had to adapt to many changes, and started making new friends at school. -
Social Norms
Cognative, psychosocial. I staterd learning that there were certin things that were really expected of me, what was right, what was wrong, and also how i should be acting. My best friend later tells me that she knew we would be friends, because I put a napkin on my lap before i ate at lunch time -
Gradeschool
Cognative. In 6th grade I started learing more about grammerI remember a bight thing was using 'may I' instead of 'can I'. -
responsibilities
Biosocial. I started having alot more responsibilites, having chores, helping with the dogs, doing student council, keeping up with school, and always going to sports practices. -
Puberty
Biosocial. I remember my mom used to call me a pollywog before while going through changes, and growing. -
freedom
psychosocial. I was able to atart maknig more decissions on my own, being able to go to places on my own, and I was also givin a moped at 14, so my cousin and I cruised the neighborhood which let me feel free, while still following all my parents rules about it. -
Egocentrism
Cognitive. During early adolescence I remeber I used to hate swim class because I would think that everyone was looking at me and was thinking something, just an imaginary audience obviously. -
falling in love
psychosocial. I had my first real boyfriend, at age 15, who made me feel like a princess, but as most first loves do, it ended, leaving me to realize what i really want and do not want in a person. -
Graduation
Cognative. Yay! I had finished highschool and was ready to keep furthering my education, and started Schoolcraft College in the fall. -
Body and health
Biosocial. Emerging adulthood I started to take alot more care of myself and my body. I had noticed that even after my lifestyle chnges, there was still something wrong, I later found out I was suffering form a mood disorder, I was diagnosed with an Anxiety disored as well as bipolar disorder. -
Dialectical thought
Cognative. I had gone throuh a failed relationship, and began re evaluating who I wanted in my life, the types of relationships I had in my life, where things went wrong and right, and how to better them. I also started thinknig about who I was going to give my time and energy to. -
Doing for myself
Cognative. Postformal thought, I began to start living much more independtly, with alot more responsibilites. -
Vocational Identity
Psychosocial. I am starting to figure out what i really want to do in life, as well as the reasons why I want to keep progressing in life, so I keep continuing my education at WSU, and go for a neuroscience degree -
Identity
pschosocial. I am older and more mature, and finally feel as if I know who I am and who I want to be. -
Morals and values
Cognitive.I start to think about what I really care about in life, who I am, what I believe in, and what is really good for me, what good I do for others and how i want to live life. -
The real deal
psychosocial. I found the man i want to marry, we spend alot of time loving eachother. -
Going to the chapel
Psychosocial. I get married to my best friend! He fits perfectly in my puzzle, and we make eachother so unbelievably happy. -
Graduation
I now have my masters degree in neuroscience, and am out to face the world. -
baby!
psycohsocial. I have my first Child, She is a beautiful addition to our new family. -
aging
Biosocial.I start seeing the signs of my adulthood. I am noticing real wrinkles, my collegen starts decreasing by 1% each year. I notice I am not a young woman anymore. -
Worker bee
Cognative. I love my job, and I feel as if i am more skilled as ever at it, I have had experience, and alot of knowledge gained for my past 15 years of working. -
midlife crisis
Biosocial. I am totally freaked out that i really just keep getting older, it starts getting to my head, literally, I start getting my fist gray hair! -
More babies!
I had my first grandbaby! She is a doll, and I spoil her to the fullest! -
mid adulthood
Biosocial. hot flashes, crazy moments, and no sleep,this can only mean one thing, menopause, I start taking hormone supplements to ease my symptoms. -
retirement
Psychosocial. I am 53 and I have finally retired, now can spend all my time seeing whats going on in my families lives :) -
a loss.
Cognitive. I have lost my father, although a very disguctingly painful experience, i had learned that dispite the loss, we know that we had both gained a beautiful grandchild. -
Values
Psychosocial.Later in my adulthood, my values have changed, now all i can think about is how my life has been, how i can impact my family that i have created, and enjoy all of our time together. I am usually spending my time with my family now. I also love to give them some of the wisdom I have learned in my life. -
Aging
Biosocial. In my late adulthood,I am noticing that my sleep is getting worse, I now am wearing eyeglasses for almost every occassion, and am noticing my hearing isnt as well as it used to be. -
Brain Slowdown
Cognitive. I am 73 and now in my later adulthood I am noticing I am not able to remember as mush as I used to, I have to write everything down that i need to remember, and I am constanly retelling stories. -
old
Psychosocial. I am old, and there is nothing i can do about it, but love my family and life. -
Frail
I am now very old and fail, i do not remember much, no new facts, but still hanging on to the fond memories in life. -
death
I have lived a very long happy and fufilling life, I now go in my sleep at my nursing home with my family at my side.