Personal Narrative: My Michigan Hero By Carol Busse

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Carol Busse, My Michigan Hero I believe that we all have a special hero in our lives that inspires us, but maybe we don’t always know who that person is. It’s the little, unnoticed things that they do that have the most critical effect in our lives. The person I chose was my mom because she inspires like no other person does. My mom, who is forty-eight years old, has brown hair, brown eyes and the nicest smile that can make anyone’s day brighter. She always tells me that she loves me and that she would anything for me. My mom, Carol Busse, is the person that inspires me most because she always tells me do the right thing and that I should never give up. In her childhood, my mom grew up in a poor family in the projects located in Hoboken, New Jersey. Her family didn’t have much money and they only relied on my late grandpa to earn money by driving taxis. When my mom was in high school, she got her first job working as a secretary in the Hoboken City Hall, but during that time her older brother, Bobby, passed away from AIDS, and later in 2001 both of her parents, Carol Ann and Robert died from smoking problems. Even though these circumstances were hard on her in her life, she managed to do great things like going to Palmer College …show more content…

She decided to stay at Palmer for eight years and in the time that she was there, she earned her Bachelor’s degree. After her time at college, she met my dad, they got married, had five kids, and she became a stay-at-home mom when we lived in Hackettstown, New Jersey. When we moved to Marshall, Michigan, in 2003, my mom started working at Caring Hands Chiropractic to help support our family. We then, as a family, moved to England for two years in 2008 (which was due to the Kellogg Cereal Company wanting my dad to travel there) and when we came back to Marshall in 2010, my mom became an

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