Personal Narrative: My Experience With Middle School

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Some may ask why is life hard. Life is an amazing thing and we shouldn’t take the greatness of it for granted. Today you are going to hear a story about a young teenagers life that has been hiding stuff for his family. This young boy in the story makes it through the struggle he is going through. This is something we all have to do keep our head up and keep going no matter what. Hello everyone I’m Chad. I am going to tell you some of the things that have been going on in my experience with Middle School. I woke up early this morning like I always do, I jumped out of bed and ran to the bathroom to get ready for school. I went to the kitchen and I got myself something to eat. I am normally a very happy person and I make people feel like everyone has a purpose to be on this Earth. I walked into the school feeling like what is the point of living. I early that week asked out someone and got denied. I was dealing with that my mom was sick in the hospital. She had a sensory overload and a nervous breakdown. It just hit me all that day on how much my life is a wreck. I immediately went to my I later found a family member that has been helping me go through everything I have been going through. That person is my Aunt. She is being patient, kind, and so loving. I am not going to walk around feeling like I don't deserve to be here. I am taking a stand for who I am. I don't care what people think. I am set all of these burdens loose when I found music. I really been focusing on how to let anger go and this is how I did I weight lifted and then I sang, I play my saxophone and clarinet, I let friend help me. I am know a strong independent person that refuses to take any harsh comments or bad looks from anyone. I will stand up for what I believe in. This is where I am at in my life. This is my story. I am proud of who I have become. Always remember take a stand and if we work together there is this saying that LIFE GETS BETTER

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