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Teen Mom Who Got Pregnant At 14 Graduates Aged 21 With Her 6-Year-Old Daughter Beside Her
To every struggling single mom out there, Rachel Campey’s Journey should inspire you!
A hardworking woman, who got pregnant at 14 has shared heart-touching photographs of herself gaining a university degree with a 6-year old daughter by her side the whole time.
Rachel Campey, now 21, from Cross Gates, Leeds was seen wearing a mortarboard and gown with confidence as she graduated from Leeds Trinity University.
Rachel Campey, now 21, from Cross Gates, Leeds has shared heart-touching photographs of herself gaining a university degree with a 6-year old daughter by her side the whole time
Revealing it was really overwhelming to achieve academic success after giving up on education at 15, Campey also got nominated for an inspirational individual award.
She had struggled down a very challenging path as a teen, including being bullied for being a young single mom and have never believed she would one day receive her degree in counseling Psychology.
Ms. Campey shared her story on Twitter
Ms. Campey had struggled down a very challenging path as a teen, including being bullied for being a young single mom
‘It was emotional, most especially after battling with anxiety, the stress of balancing a degree, responsibilities of being a mom and getting a job.’
‘I saw Lily-rose’s face as I put my cap and gown on when preparing for the ceremony and it just made me feel so worthwhile. I felt a lot of completion throughout the day and I felt an overwhelming love and pride from my family, my daughter and from myself.’ Ms. Campey said in excitement while speaking to the PA News Agency.
She equally revealed that her daughter, 6, smiled all day long through the ceremony despite being overawed at the initial.
Presently, she’s an ambassador for an NHS Organization supporting young people and professionals, MindMate having earned a third-class degree
Ms. Campey continued: ‘When I was writing my dissertation, she was doing her homework at the side of me, so she gets how long a process it has been. While my surname was accidentally pronounced wrongly when walking onto the stage to collect my degree, I heard her yelling out ‘That’s my mummy.’
Ms. Campey has, however, been nominated for the 2020 Yorkshire Choice Awards. She hopes to continue studying or perhaps become a public speaker. Presently, she’s an ambassador for an NHS Organization supporting young people and professionals, MindMate having earned a third-class degree.
