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Personal Narrative: The Day Makayla Was Born

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The Day Makayla Was Born

A memorable event that happened in my life was on May 5, 2015. The reason I will always remember this day is because it was the day my first daughter was born. I thought it was going to be a boring day like always.

I woke up and cooked my eggs, bacon, and toast. After I got done eating, I went to my room, got some clothes, and went to take a shower. I noticed there was some kind of fluid leaking out when I got out of the shower. The first thing I did was pace around the house for about two hours. Then, I asked my cousin why I was leaking fluid. She advised me to go to the Emergency Room. This made me so scared because I didn 't know what I should do. I called my doctor and he always said
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