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Thursday, April 04, 2019
By Hayes Photography
Peggy Green is a special education teacher at Webster Thomas HS. However, like so many of us, she is much more than the work position she fills. When we sat down to discuss her life and what her story might be, she touched on all that has made her who she is today. We finally settled on a few aspects of her story that we felt said it best; her health and the necessity to multi-manage the various branches of her life. Many can identify and empathize with Peggy because juggling the work, family, health triangle is something we deal with every day. Her dedication as a teacher, love of family, and sense of humor certainly help get her through the rough times.
In her words:
"Always juggling and never settling. These two phrases are the essences to who I am. As the oldest daughter I helped with dinner, did my chores, got good grades, helped with my siblings, and today check on my dad. As a wife, I love, support, and respect my husband. As a mom, my kids hopes and dreams always came first, but what about me? My health, my dreams, my hopes. Just like a juggler, the ball that is my health gets thrown way up in the air to deal with later while I juggle the others balls, daughter, wife, mom, that are my life. A degree at 43, a job that I love at 48, and heart surgery at 50 because that ball finally fell from the air. Despite everything, I still keep juggling and promise to never settle. Always looking at the future."
Peggy Green
Special Education Teacher
Webster Thomas High School
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This entry is the last of the 2018 project. I want to thank each and every participant for opening up their life to me, for being brave in sharing their stories and trusting me with the visuals. I have grown so much as a photographer and creative as a result of this project and am extremely proud of the body of work I've created. Work has begun on part 2 so stay tuned!
For more information about this project, check out the WHEC-TV 10 story Here