The Simple Life of Trudell

 My name is Trudell. I am part of the Navajo tribe that is the largest native tribe. I am a person who enjoys the simple things in life and doesn't need to be surrounded by lavish things. I enjoy spending time at home with the family and cooking. I enjoy practicing my religion through Native American Church. My interests are working, bike riding, driving and trying to finish college. I'm not that interesting in the least just doing my part on trying to provide a better life for my family. My hobbies include sewing and reading articles about various topics. I haven't had a chance to enjoy hardly anything the past two years. Does work count as a hobby? I definitely enjoy working with my patients that I tend to. Working with hemodialysis patients gives me that reward at the end of the day that I helped someone. My goals are to finish what I intended to do a few years ago after putting life on cruise control for a few years with dealing with depression. But I didn't allow it to control me so thankful for that. My biggest pet peeves are lazy people and people who use mental illness to not get ahead in life. I dislike people who don't have anything nice to say or put others down for the benefits of joy. My goals in life is to accomplish graduating with some sort of degree to prove to myself that I'm capable of achieving. I also want to be the reason my children want to attend school. My goal is setting a strong foundation for my children to stand on. Everything that I'm doing is for them. 







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