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Personal Narrative: My Life As A Nurse Midwife
Hi! I’m Tiffany Chan. I believe that many parents think that watching TV is not good for teenagers. But I discover one of my dream jobs through a TV show. When I was secondary one, I watched a TV show which is about a nurse midwife who had welcome over 10000 babies to this amazing world. After watching that show, I decided to be a nurse midwife when I grow up. Do you know why? Being a nurse midwife, you can bring a baby to this amazing world and show them how beautiful the world is. So, I chose Biology as one of my elective subjects in order to make me meet the requirement of nursing of university.
Since I was small, I love cooking very much. I usually stand on a little chair near my mother when she was cooking lunch or dinner. When I grow

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