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WHO AM I?

rhiza761 — 2024-05-21 02:24:49 UTC

My life's journey began on the day that my parents brought me to this wonderful world. That day was the 5th day of January year 1999 in a simple house at Old Bago, Asturias, Cebu and where I am presently live in. I am Angelie Trocio Panugalon a 25 years second year college student here at CTU-Tuburan Campus.

I am the third child of my loving and caring parent. I am learning type of a person. I do also have a sports in volleyball and badminton, not that good but at least I have spatial or visual intelligence.

I am a highly ambitious person with big dreams for my future. I have a daughter now, her name is Saffeya Ellis. I got pregnant when I was 19 years old while I was still in school during my senior high year. I was supposed to graduate from highschool with our batch, then I worked after high school in 2018 I decided to go back to school for college, thinking I could direct enter college, but it wasn't possible. I needed to finish senior high first, so I chose to go back to senior high. I was in grade 11 when I got pregnant last semester, so I had to stop. My daughter became my inspiration and strength, never losing hope that I will finish my studies soon. She made me really happy and fulfilled because she became part of my life and no matter what problems, struggles or trials come my way, I remain strong and determined.

MY BIGGEST FEAR?

rhiza761 — 2024-05-21 02:26:21 UTC

I am afraid of failing as a parent or a student because as a mother, I want to provide everything my child wants, especially wanting to personally take her to school. I fear that if I can't be the one to take her to school, she might feel neglected because I don't have time for her. I'm scared of a time when this might happen, but I really try my best to give her time even when I'm exhausted after school and have many other tasks like school work. I truly put effort into giving my child time, as I don't want her to lose her love for me since I'm busy with my studies. I don't want that to happen because I am striving hard for her and for my own stability in work soon so I can provide for her needs. I hope it won't come to a point like that because I really love my daughter. As a student, I fear failing because I haven't been putting effort into my studies, which is why I've managed everything despite the extreme fatigue and struggles, even though I am a mother. I keep striving so I won't be left behind in my studies, and I can still manage to do my school work. It's been tough to adjust, but I've managed. I know these struggles are not unique, but I never lose hope that all of this sacrifice will lead to something good in the future. I'm afraid of stumbling because I might fall behind my classmates again. That's why I hope that won't happen because I am putting in so much effort to achieve my long-awaited dream of finishing my studies to get a job and help my family, especially my child, by providing for her needs.

WHAT KEEPS ME GOING?

rhiza761 — 2024-05-21 02:27:17 UTC

"What keeps me going in life is the unwavering belief that every challenge I face is an opportunity for growth. It's the resilience ingrained in my spirit, reminding me that setbacks are temporary and that I possess the strength to overcome them. The love and support of my family and friends serve as pillars of encouragement, grounding me in moments of doubt. The pursuit of my passions fuels my drive, igniting a fire within that propels me forward even in the face of adversity. The beauty of new beginnings and the promise of tomorrow inspire me to push beyond my limits, embracing each day as a chance to create a better version of myself. The realization that life is a journey filled with experiences, both good and bad, motivates me to keep exploring, learning, and evolving. Ultimately, it is the hope for a brighter future, the joy of small victories, and the belief in my own capabilities that sustain me on this remarkable journey called life."