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Personal Narrative: Why My Mom Is My Hero

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One of the reasons why my mom is my hero because she is brave at everything she tries to do or that happens to her in life. For example, once when we went to Washington Island with my family on a weekend to check out how it looks like and hangout. While we were all having fun swimming and waiting for food to eat, all of a sudden my mom got out of the water and sat down on the sand cold as ice, not being able to move and was freezing the whole time while my aunts and uncles were trying to get as many towels to cover her for her to be able to warm up but luckily the paramedics came and took her to the hospital to check her blood, keep her warm and she made it alive. That was the scariest part of my life and I thought I was gonna lose her because

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