Madeleine Croasmun Research Paper

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Instead of boring another reader with another twenty-four-page essay on myself I have decided to shorten out a quite smaller summary of my life. Now who is Madeleine Croasmun? I, Madeleine Croasmun, was the last natural born child to Daniel and Michelle Croasmun on December 8,1998. I grew up only knowing two of my older siblings and later on found and met my older sister Elizabeth Hugins, then shortly had two adopted younger siblings. Even if that doesn’t sound too exciting what will make it sound exciting is I found her with 48 hours of knowing she exists with only the state, birth mother, and year she was born. Now the adoption part may sound pretty okay or cool to just any average person but to me it means everything my family originally

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