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Korrie was born!
Born at 8:32 pm at 6.11 lbs and 21 in. -
Got over SVT and lived(0)
had a heart monitor and umbilical cord wrapped around my neck that 1 out of 10 babies survive -
Started walking(1)
I started to walk around the house in the summer -
Boston Marathon Bombing(1)
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Got potty trained(2)
My mom potty trained me in 3 days. Every hour she would put me on the potty. -
Whoopsies!(3)
I broke my moms finger in the car door on accident -
Hawaii(4)
My first trip to Hawaii where I slept on the plane for the first time. -
Syrian Civil War(5)
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Izzo!!(5)
We got my first dog, who was a boy mini golden doodle, and we named him Izzo after Tom Izzo -
Disney?!(6)
We were supposed to go on a family Disney trip, but it got canceled. My sister, Ellie got temporary paralysis. -
Separation anxiety!!(7)
I was so anxious about going to school I made my mom walk me into school with her robe on. We ended up having to do a reward system to make me go to school and not cry. -
Softball(8)
I started playing softball and pitched for the first time. -
Piano(9)
I started taking piano lessons with Mrs. Ambs who was my music teacher. -
Baptism(10)
After coming back from Camp Geneva I decided to commit myself to Christ and got baptized at my church. -
All Stars Softball(11)
I played on the All-Star team for Georgetown Little League and won the games by pitching and we were named champions. -
6th grade Camp(12)
I went to Spring Hill with my elementary school and had a ton of fun. I ended up sleeping for 2 days after returning home. -
Covid-19 Shut down begins(13)
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High School(13)
I began high school at Jenison High School!! -
New travel team(14)
I quit my Lake Effect team since the coach was being verbally abusive and started playing with Finesse. It was one of the best decisions for my mental health and softball career. -
Tennessee(15)
I played in an All-Star Game in Scenic City. I met my new best friends and got coached by D1 coaches. -
Oh Boy!(16)
I partially tore my ACL and I was diagnosed with FND. I started at a new high school which was Byron Center High.