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Personal Narrative: My Personal Hero

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My Personal Hero

We all grow up different, that is a fact, some don’t need any help to get by, but some need to be held while walking with life. Growing up it was very hard to get Andrew and I as the correct person, indeed we were twins and that spread a lot of confusion across many people. As a twin there is a twin that always seems more dominant than the other, and I was more dominant than Andrew. Naturally I was less shy and more outgoing, but I had no idea that just because I wanted a high notoriety, it would leed me into a terrible schooling life. There were days I didn’t want to go to school just so I could avoid my bullies. In preschool I was pushed to the ground and stomped on by 3 kids almost every day, and when elementary school …show more content…

One of her lessons was how everyone is broken in their own way. she also said that she was broken in her own way to. From what I remember she said she wasn’t happy with her life and she wasn’t a happy person in general, before she found God that is. She was also a camp counselor before she found her true happiness. So what I got out of that, that she was making kids happy but she wasn’t. To me that was crazy if I were to be sad as a camp counselor I would be much more mopey and gloomy, but nevertheless she always wanted to help someone in need. She had a very long journey ahead of her.
We all grow up different, but we all have path, some have mountains, some have hills, and if you were having a steep mountain, I’ll tell you this the prize at the summit is great. May it be fortune, love, your dreams, or just a better life. Caroline helped me on my climb, she gave me her rope, her equipment just to see me reach the top. Caroline changed my life.
I can’t repay Caroline enough, for being there when I was down, for helping with things I handle on my own, for freeing me of my past life. I feel like a new person after I met Caroline. She helped me conquer my own life when it was lost and out of control. We need more people in the world like her, someone who sees a person in need and helps them in their walk is a great person, but a person who doesn 't help others walk is walking on a very broken

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