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Personal Narrative: Being A 16 Year Old Mother In School

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Being a 16 year old mother in school is difficult. I was born in Saint Albans, Vermont but moved to Burlington, Vermont when I was only six years old and grew up there until 8th grade. 8th grade I moved back to Saint Albans. Moving back to my hometown after seven years was a hard transition. Leaving all of my friends and having to start a new life where everything is completely different gave me a lot of anxiety and pushed me to be a whole different person. At 15, I gave birth to my beautiful baby girl, Callie. I stopped going to school when I was six months pregnant because of bullying. I came to Vermont Adult Learning after I had her. Things got a bit harder after I had her, all the sleepless nights and early mornings, then on top of that

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