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Hadleigh is the person I will always trust no matter what. She has helped me with self-doubt, coming closer in my relationship with God, and just having the knowledge of what a true friend is. She shows the the joy in the unknown or the darkness. Plus she sends me amazing tiktoks!!!

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My style has probably been the most changed thing anyone’s ever seen. I used to have such a high amount of insecurity when I planned outfits out, “Will they like it?” “Am I being a try hard?”. Welp, I finally quit giving into the culture of high school. My style represents the person I want to be know as, a bold person with a big heart!

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Lee’s novel was the first novel I actually wanted to read. It captivated such a time of grief and pain in the world. Atticus was the most inspirational character to me. He put his integrity before the culture at the time. I want people to know me for doing the right thing even if it’s not preferable. (fun fact: i’m naming one of my girls Attica after Atticus)

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Grey’s Anatomy made me realize that I wanted to help people medically in my future (even though Night Shift made me realize I wanted to be and Army nurse). It also taught me impactful life lessons, cultural preferences, and the value of relationships.

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My family is my everything. There’s my mama, Charlene, my dad, Billy, and my brother, Luke. I wouldn’t be half the person I am today without them. They are my biggest supporters in every situation, and they give me constant love. #blessed

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My religion is the most important thing to me. I am a follower of Jesus, at Gap Creek Baptist Church. I was saved the in the month of September of 2018. Since then I have joined my youth group on a mission trip to Baltimore, Maryland. I find that having a sustainable relationship with God, is how I have gotten through most the hardships and trials in my life. The picture below is from the christian summer camp I helped lead in Baltimore.