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Born (First Milestone)
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Caring
As a child, I've always been caring and will help others do what they need to accomplished their goals. -
Bike Ride
First time riding a bike without training wheels -
First Day of School
Kindergarten -
First Day of First Grade
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First Sport (Soccer)
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First Win
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About My Dad
My dad has had Hepatitis C since the 90's. He went through one kidney transplant and at this date he went through a kidney and liver transplant. -
Friendly
I am friendly and will never say no to helping someone or sitting by them. Whenever one of my friends are in need, I'll be the first to hep them or try to be. -
Mom
Love her to death. Hardworking is what I've learned from her and will continue to keep her pace for the rest of my life. -
Middle School
in middle school i realized who I was. I function off of making others happy and need to be in good shape to satisfy future. Working out and having a career where I don't sit at a desk is what I need in my life. -
Out-going
Staying up late and grinding work to create a better future has become apart of my life and will be apart of mine for the rest of it. -
About My Dad pt. 2
My dad has overcome Hepatitis C with a new medication that he was able to take. At this point he needs a new kidney and will have many years added to his life. -
First Time Playing Football
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First Day of High School
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First Varsity Game
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Never Stressed
I don't stress and never will get scared for test. -
Learned to Work
Since 2017 summer, I've learned to focus more on school rather than sports. I thought with my strength and speed, I could be a D1 football player. I got mono and lost all of my skill there and then realized school is where I could become successful. Therefore, my grades changed and my worth ethic became amazing. My grades went from low B's to A's. -
Last Time Playing Football
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About My Dad pt. 3
Went through his final kidney transplant after getting rid of his Hepatitis C and has overcome his deadly sickness that has been with him and destroying him for almost 20 years.
