CLLane · July 8, 2019 13:58 · allisonreusinger · Jul 12, 2019
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 #I have always been a dedicated person.  I have overcome many hurdles in the search of a career.  I had a scholarship to play
 soccer in college, until I tore my ACL my senior year of high school, and I asked myself what else do I enjoy. I left for college where four 
 years later I would recieve a degree in Bio-Chemistry.  I searched for jobs out of school, and focused on rock climbing.  During the job
 search I ended up trying my hand at cooking and found that my understanding of chemistry and love of food made me a dedicated
 and enthusiastic cook.  I continued to rock climb while, I climbed the ranks of the kitchen for the next 7 years.  
  After 4 years progressing in my career and climbing, I was hit by a drunk driver late one night, I injured my lower back and
 was forced to give up climbing, but I loved cooking enough to hang on for the next 2 years.  The long days constantly
 on your feet started to wear on me so I decided to look to the future and see what other interests I had.  I decided to try my 
 hand at a childhood passion, and recently had my first gallery show, where I hung some of my ink and pen, as well as a few oil paintings.
 I realized that I enjoy art but needed to find something more challenging logically and that is how I found Turing. I tried programming
 for the first time during one of their try-coding weekends and was hooked.  I am now learning how to code and training for a 
 half-marathon, life is good and I'm excited to see where this new adventure takes me.
	#I have always been a dedicated person. I have overcome many hurdles in the search of a career. I had a scholarship to play
	soccer in college, until I tore my ACL my senior year of high school, and I asked myself what else do I enjoy. I left for college where four
	years later I would recieve a degree in Bio-Chemistry. I searched for jobs out of school, and focused on rock climbing. During the job
	search I ended up trying my hand at cooking and found that my understanding of chemistry and love of food made me a dedicated
	and enthusiastic cook. I continued to rock climb while, I climbed the ranks of the kitchen for the next 7 years.
	After 4 years progressing in my career and climbing, I was hit by a drunk driver late one night, I injured my lower back and
	was forced to give up climbing, but I loved cooking enough to hang on for the next 2 years. The long days constantly
	on your feet started to wear on me so I decided to look to the future and see what other interests I had. I decided to try my
	hand at a childhood passion, and recently had my first gallery show, where I hung some of my ink and pen, as well as a few oil paintings.
	I realized that I enjoy art but needed to find something more challenging logically and that is how I found Turing. I tried programming
	for the first time during one of their try-coding weekends and was hooked. I am now learning how to code and training for a
	half-marathon, life is good and I'm excited to see where this new adventure takes me.