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A Memory I Will Never Forget Narrative Report

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November 22,2014 a memory I will never forget happened to me. In late August I recieved news that changed my life forever.I found out I was going to be a mother I was scared yet really worried it was so weird because I did'nt feel like I was pregnant at the time but I did realize I did'nt recieve my monthly cycle.So that same day I decided to stay the night at my friend Dianas house .I was freaking out I was 17 at the time and I knew my mom would would go grazy well atleast I thought. So before I got to her house I stopped by Walgreens to pick up a home pregnancy test ,and as soon as I got to her house I took it anxiously waiting for the results.My head was hurting thinking so much I did'nt want to look at the results so I told her to watch it and well as we knew but didnt want to know two little pink lines were right there infront of my face I litterally cried.Deep down I was sord of excited well because there was nothing else I could do i'am 100% against abortion and well I was already …show more content…

called my name he told me he had my results he said to me ''im sorry but your going through a misscarriage'' my heart dropped I felt my whole world come down on me.My mom started crying I just did'nt know what to do anymore just crying and crying he gave me a priscription I took it and he said that it will come out when I would use the restroom I felt pain like if someone was stabbing me a million times I was discharged and sent home.I took the medication the Dr. has prescribed me for the pain I was in and out of the hospital for a couple days all I did was cry everyday cry myself to sleep.I didnt want to go through any of it anymore.Its been a year and almost a month since it happend that is a memory that will live in me forever still have those days were I wish it was a dream and I could have my baby with me now .This is the most memorable memory I have painful yet now i have angel watching

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