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I'm 25, and I work in a repro endo lab. I'm in school pursuing a degree in Clinical Laboratory Science. Even though I'm currently in the medical field, my ultimate goal is to write. Even if it is only one publication, (I'm holding out for the masterpiece)

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Creative Writing > Poetry Poetry: Waiting: 5 of 173
Saying goodbye is never easyBut imagine doing it more often than you'd likeSaying goodbye to the love of your life-Such is the pain of an army wife.Staying alone after a while loses it's peaceIt is then that you find you are never at easeBad days never end and the good ones are never greatAt night you lie in bed wide awake.Su... More..
Relationships & Family > New & Old Friends What MySpace did for me: 1 of 31
After we don our cap and gown, many of us find that we are glad to leave high school behind. Though we bask in sweet memories of adventurous times with friends, first kisses, and proms, once we settle into a more stable life after high school many are reluctant to even entertain the thought of having to return. The memories s... More..
Creative Writing > Poetry Poetry: Birthdays: 4 of 75
Mom and Dad made a wishFor a little baby to hug and kissTime passed and one day mommy cried"Our wish came true, there's a baby inside!"Within a couple of months, mommy's belly grewThe whole family was so excited to meet you!On November 2nd, a beautiful day when you were bornEveryone was so excited to see you after waiting for... More..
Creative Writing > Poetry Poetry: Suicide: 28 of 486

My dear, it is with a heavy heart that I sayThe me you once knew is fading awayAll that you remember of meThe stars in my eyes and smiles of gleeHave faded away so suddenlyI'm sorry my dear, please know you are not to blameFor this cloud of darkness and mountain of shameHave robbed me of my mind, and I've gone insaneThe light... More..
Parenting & Pregnancy > Infertility Marital strains faced by infertile couples: 1 of 16
Unfortunately, infertility is still a serious problem that is misunderstood by many. The desire to reproduce is natural, and most men and women never anticipate having any trouble conceiving. Ironically, pregnancy is usually avoided for many years, and when the appropriate time comes, it is only then that a couple painfully l... More..
Creative Writing > Poetry Poetry: Pain: 28 of 379
Do not judge meI do that enoughLiving in a prison called insanityIs punishment enoughStop looking at meI know what you see...The very things that imprision meI try so hard to walk awayBut once again, I find a flawHours pass, and I'm losing the dayI cry tears of pain and sadnessTears that no one understandsTears that burn my c... More..
Creative Writing > Reflections Reflections: The complications of growing up: 1 of 13
When you're a kid, an adolescent or a young adult you spend most of your time and energy on trying to fit in. You try to have the right clothes, say the right things, get in with the "in" circle of friends. The biggest stressors that you had to face up to those points were cruel gossip, schoolwork, and peer pressure."When I'm... More..
Health & Fitness > Diet & Weight Loss How to count calories in your food: 1 of 13
Whether you are over or under weight, counting calories in your diet can have health benefits for you. To begin the calorie counting journey, create a "food journal" for each day of the week. That way, you can document what you consumed, when, and what the caloric count of each item was. At the end of the day you can tally yo... More..
Creative Writing > Short Stories Short Stories: Psychology: 1 of 10
Johnny knew from a young age that they were watching him. His mother died in a freak accident involving a sphere shaped object and blunt-force trauma to the head when he was only nine. The doctors ruled it a sucide, and claimed she'd suffered from untreated paranoid schitzophrenia. Johnny knew different. She'd warned him to l... More..
Relationships & Family > Marital Conflicts When your spouse is in the military: 8 of 32
From the moment I met him, I knew it was fate. My husband and I met one month prior to his deployment to Guantanamo Bay, Cuba. I admitted to him that I was reluctant to begin a relationship knowing he would be away for 12 months, but my heart won the battle. I chose to wait for him to return home. For 12 months, I rode on fai... More..