2. SECTION 1-A
My mom had a fairly regular pregnancy. She craved crushed ice
and fruit on a very regular basis. Her morning sickness was more severe than
most and lasted longer as well. Other than that, there were no other
complications, major or minor. I was born on June 23rd, her exact due date.
3. SECTION 1-B,C
Throughout my mom’s entire pregnancy, I was predicted to be a girl.
Because of this, they were set on the name “Jessica”. They were panicked about
finding a name when the doctor informed them of the sex, so all the male names
they could think of started with the letter J. Since they couldn’t agree on one, they
let my grandma choose between the names “Jackson” and “Justin”. The final choice
goes without saying.
7. SECTION 2-D
In most areas, my developmental milestones were near par in
relation to the average. The only time I hit a milestone at a significantly
different time was when I grew and lost teeth. I grew teeth at a very early
age, which I suggest is genetic because my dad was born with a few teeth. In
turn, I lost them at a younger age than most because they came in early and
were naturally ready to go.
8. SECTION 2-E,F
Puberty is when a person becomes capable of
reproduction by way of developing into their adult bodies.
9. SECTION 2-G
Andrew Wilson, an early bloomer, was mocked for being the only one
with a squeaky voice, but he did grow bigger than everyone else during that
time which was better. Kyle Lance, on the other hand, still has not reached
puberty. His voice does not sound like a man’s voice at all, and his unimpressive
body does not compliment that well in a high school environment.
10. SECTION 2-H
As humans age, our bodies naturally change in many ways.
Physically- our skin becomes leathery and saggy, we lose bone and muscle density, our
hair may change color or fall out, and we take on a general weakness over time, along
with a decrease in vision and hearing.
Mentally- we often lose memory capacity, which is linked to Alzheimer’s Disease, and it
is more difficult for us to learn new things.
Emotionally- Many of us become exposed to grief, suffering, and depression in our old
age, because of the common experience of death. However, we also learn how to cope
throughout that time. We become more emotionally stable and in control.
