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When I was around the age of four, my mother passed away from a fatal case of Glioblastoma Multiforme; more commonly known as brain cancer. Though I don’t clearly remember that time in my life, it is one of the events that has affected me immensely.

This event defines me because it has had the largest and most sustained impact on my life, and as I grow older, I have progressively noticed how the death of my mother has influenced my character greatly.
When I think about it now, her death reminds me that even the things that one loves dearly can disappear, and that nobody has control over what happens to themselves or others. This thought has caused me to develop a slight trust issue: I have problems opening up to people because I’m terrified that I could lose them at any moment.

However, her passing causes me to grow exceptionally close to those who can overcome my walls, as well as to be kind to others. I attempt to make any negative situation optimistic and contribute my heart and soul into helping people feel good about themselves.  Most people don’t think to take other people’s situations into consideration, but I’ve learned not to judge people based on a first impression or their mannerisms.  

Though I’ll never be certain of how I would have turned out if she was around, I know that my current actions would make her beyond proud. I am confident in the young man that I’ve become today.

This makes me so proud to be a cat person.

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