Exploring The Importance Of Stereotypes In The Medical Field
I understand that the years after kindergarten where more difficult than you thought it would be and it is very different you never worried about being lonely or being bullied and frankly you don't have to until those rumors started going around and you lost all your friends or who you thought where your friends at least but you had few who stayed and you clung to them hoping that they wouldn't leave you too and they didn't not until a few years later when they where in different classes and when you did see them they where in the popular crowd like you once where loved by many but because of that they left you. when you reached second grade you started to get bullied not physically but in simple little ways like dirty looks and moving away from you and nobody really wanted to be your friend but you had a few friends and they tried to help you and they did for a while, when you finally reached third grade you started to bully others because you just wanted the pain and loneliness to stop you only did this once or twice but even still you came home feeling horrible knowing you just hurt someone who did not deserve it you grew quiet you almost never spoke in class and when you found someone who was nice to you, you clung to them really needing some support but you only seemed to anger them and they turned away from you all because you needed some support to know that someone besides your family cared for
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like helping other students when they don't understand something like when you met kids who would soon be good friends to you they came from different places and did not understand english but you still tried to help them despite of then not understanding you and you helped many more like when that third grader fell and scraped there knee and nobody had noticed or where refusing to help you rushed over and helped them to a teacher and to the nurse's office or when that second grader was crying you went over and conferted them giving them the comfort that they
like helping other students when they don't understand something like when you met kids who would soon be good friends to you they came from different places and did not understand english but you still tried to help them despite of then not understanding you and you helped many more like when that third grader fell and scraped there knee and nobody had noticed or where refusing to help you rushed over and helped them to a teacher and to the nurse's office or when that second grader was crying you went over and conferted them giving them the comfort that they