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Personal Narrative: Becoming A Nurse In The United States Air Force

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It only took one faithful day that changed my whole life when I found out that I was to be a mother. There were always other options I could have taken, but they were not apart of my ethics and beliefs. The decision to have my daughter at the age of twenty has created a stronger desire to reach my dreams, made me more motivated, and as my family has grown, I have become more protective of my family. I have the desire to become a nurse in the United States Air Force. Before I became a mother I felt as though I had all the time I wanted to take care of my education. This all changed once I held her for the first time; the realization that if I wanted to provide a good life for her I could no longer procrastinate on my education. I needed to

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