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-JenniferW-
May 3, 2008

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There is hidden journaling the brown scalloped edge. This is a layout about my journey from beginning to end of my college career

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I did it! I graduated Magna Cum Laude on Saturday, April 26, 2008. This is one of my proudest moments in life. When I decided to return to college in 2002, I thought I would have graduated within two years. **** and I made the decision that I would quit my job so I could go to school full time in hopes that I would graduate sooner. Little did I know that my life would turn upside down. In October of 2003, **** unexpectedly left. Three days after he left I found out I was pregnant with Natalie. Returning to college wasn't about me anymore, it was about my unborn baby and the life I wanted to give her. I can remember walking across campus in the blizzard of winter while having contractions, although I didn't know they were contractions at the time. I studied during Natalie's naps and late at night. **** and I divorced in November of 2005. I made the decision to forgive him, the anger I held inside of me consumed my thoughts. It wasn't fair to me or Natalie. I took night classes for the last few semesters so that my parents and **** could watch Natalie. I was extremely fortunate with my early childhood internship. I did a self placement at ****** * and they allowed Natalie to come at no cost to me. What a blessing! Natalie continued going to ****** * while I did my final, and eventful, internship in *********. Everything I have been through from the start of my college career to the very end, has made me a better person today. I feel like I can face anything now


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