M5 "My story"

If I had to describe myself in one word it would be caring. Through out my life when people are asked to describe me to others one word that has be constantly repeated is the word caring. Hearing this and knowing this it is something that I can take pride in. I care for anyone even if I barely know them. If I see someone crying my first reaction is to ask them what is wrong and what can I do to help. It something that just comes natural to me I guess. I never want to be able to say I have turned away from helping someone that needed help even if it is something that is little and just needed someone to talk to. I want to be the person that is there for them and help them. I want to be the person that cares.

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  1. Tyler's blogApril 23, 2018 at 10:34 PM

    Hayden, I understand the caring aspect that you see in yourself 100%. I believe true care is something that people often do not think about today and it is a characteristic that can be used to effect more lives than ever imagined in a positive way. It takes guts and courage to open yourself up for the benefit of others and that is very admirable.

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