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My Bear: My Best Friend

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Everyone has that one toy that was their favorite thing in the world. For me that toy was my bear Sarah. Sarah to me as a kid was my best friend. She would listen to anything I would say and that 's all I needed, was someone to listen. She would listen to all the struggles a little girl could have. The way my bear helped me made me want to help others.
My stuffed animal was my best friend. I would talk to her all the time. I was an interesting child growing up. It wasn’t like I didn’t have friends, but I would only go over to my friends house on the weekends and it wouldn’t be all the time . I would take her with me everywhere I went. When I would go over to my friends house I would take her with me. I would sleep with like 10 stuffed animals, …show more content…

She helped me get through tough times with my feeling; it healed me. Because of the bear I want to be a nurse now, so I can help others. The bear showed me that helping others is a great thing and that what I want to do. It also showed me that just listening to someone is fine you don’t have to say anything to them. Most people just want someone to listen to them. I do that know with my friends I listen to them when they need someone. Usually they don’t want anyone to say anything back just like my bear did for me.
Just like in the reflective essay “The Mirror” I am reflecting about my past. I may not be reflecting on my family 's past, but just my own past. Quoting,” Mirrors should reflect a little before throwing back images.” I am reflection on how my childhood has made me who I am today. My bear helped shaped me to who I am today. It shaped me into what I want to be as a nurse.
I am who I am today thanks to a stuffed animal. This object that most people would see as nothing means the world to me. It helped me with all the problems I went through growing up. From it listening to all my problems it made me want to help people too. This inanimate object helped me with some hard time in my childhood. Now I want to help people to by being a

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