I became a mother at a 18 and was able to push through and raise my baby while finishing my bachelors degree and working all at once.
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Seeing the smile on my son’s face every day and him asking me for help and saying he loves me. He knows I am always here for him and to be dependent on tells me I am doing something special and right by him.
What is one memory of your kids that you will never forget?When I finished college it was bittersweet because it was a difficult journey for me to complete. I had my son my freshman year and was able to still graduated and he was a little over 3 years old. After walking the stage and meeting my family outside the arena, my son said “Mommy I am so proud of you” and that will forever be with me even through my doubt and hard days.
What would you do with $20,000?I would immediately take care of some debt that I have not only from students loans but from other loans and cards I have to pay off. It has been very difficult to give myself and my son a good life when I cant afford a lot of things. I would not only do this to get myself back on track financially, but also look into getting a vehicle to be able to take my son place before he starts school and such so I can be more of an independent mother and person. He deserves the world.
