Narrative Essay Outline: The Birth Of Our Son

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Narrative Essay Outline
Birth of Our son
I. INTRODUCTION:
In April of 2008 my wife went into labor 2 weeks early than originally anticipated and the excitement and nerves set in for the both of us. We were at our home in the early hours of April 9th and my son was not due to be born until April 24th almost two weeks later. This was the first birth I was going to present at due to me being deployed with our first child our little girl Brianna. The beginning of labor pains that my wife experienced I had no idea were even really happening I was tired from working all day the day before and was due to be information in just a few hours. The birth of a child is an amazing beautiful experience and the fact I was able to be home to watch the birth of our first born son our second child is one I will never forget for the rest of my life.
•Thesis:
Hearing the first cry of your newborn child and knowing that your wife and son our healthy and happy is a wave of emotion and is one of life’s most memorable moments.
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•Opening Sentence: On April 9th 2008 at about 5am my wife begin to become restless and complained of abdominal pain and went to take a bath what happened next was unreal. …show more content…
We were at our home in the early hours of April 9th and my son was not due to be born until April 24th almost two weeks later. This was the first birth I was going to present at due to me being deployed with our first child our little girl Brianna. The beginning of labor pains that my wife experienced I had no idea were even really happening I was tired from working all day the day before and was due to be information in just a few hours. The birth of a child is an amazing beautiful experience and the fact I was able to be home to watch the birth of our first born son our second child is one I will never forget for the rest of my
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