Marlene Espinoza

     From the beginning, a mother is chosen to produce offspring and to be the pillar of her home. Nothing on Earth could ever compare to the love of a mother. The bond between a child and mother is so profound, it is unexplainable. It is through her womb that an unborn fetus is first fed. In fact, her arms are the first warmth of comfort. Although a mother has proven to be the "lifegiver," she is also her child's first teacher.      From the very beginning, a child is born to a world without any given instructions, or manual. A child must depend on its birth mother for support and guidance.       According to www.mychildmagazine.com., from the moment your child is born, you become a teacher. In fact, your home is a classroom and what you say has a huge impact on your child's life. As mothers, our children will look up to us and will utilize what he or she has learned in their lives. Morals such as "kindness, honesty, courage, perseverance, self-discipline, and c

     During this calamitous period, the world is forced to live in isolation, due to the Coronavirus. Not only is this epidemic attacking millions physically, but mentally. Just when we all thought seclusion would be our best defense, another crisis arises and hits home. Although it is not contagious, it is the aftermath of this pandemic; ANXIETY.      As stated in www.womenshealth.gov., anxiety is a normal response to stress. It has been found to affect our daily life. In fact, women are known to be more susceptible than men to get anxiety. Nearly 1 in 5 adults in the U.S. are affected.       Anxiety can also create feelings of alarm, nervousness, worry, fear, or panic. In addition to what it can convey to the body, it is genetic. According to Children's Hospital.org.,two important neurotransmitters in our brains; serotonin and dopamine, can distribute depression. In fact, researchers discovered that some parts of the brain are linked to fear and anxiety. However, many people have