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Personal Narrative Essay On Childbirth

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After scorpius was born I was cautioned against trying to have more children, being just over eighteen when he was born my body clearly had not been ready for the ordeal that was childbirth. I had always wanted a large amount of children, I needed the unconditional love and approval that only being a parent could rectify. Obviously being told I couldn't broke my heart. Draco tried his best to comfort me, but didn't understand why I was taking it so poorly. You see in his family as far back as anyone can recall you only had one child, and that child was a son. Draco was the first born son of a first born son of a first born son, going back many hundreds of years. We had fufiled that requirement, nobody had ever expected us to want more children,

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