Amy Davis is a mother of three and a full-time medical coder. She does a lot even though she has a full time job and three teenagers. Her oldest is Dalton Dodds, a 19-year-old full-time cashier at Kroger. Her middle child and only girl, Bryanna Dodds- me writing this article- is a high school senior. The last of the trio is Garret Dodds, a freshman in high school.  

Davis hasn’t had too much of an exciting or thrilling life, but Davis does have personal experience and things to share. 

Q: Were there any similarities between me and you as a child?

A: Quiet and on the same brain length as your brother as I was with my twin

Q: What’s the most trouble you’ve ever gotten in?

A: I got my bike taken away once cause I left in the driveway

Q: What was your relationship with your own parents like growing?

A: They weren’t there a lot, but I wasn’t close to Papal and Nana, they weren’t ever home. [I’m] close to them now though.

Q:What’s something you always wanted 

A:Travel more

Q: Was there something your parents did when you were a kid that you swore you’d never do yourself?

A: Never be pushy on my kids. Papal was always on Angela and I

Q: Growing up, what did you think you wanted to do for a living?

A: Nurse then a teacher in high school

Q: Is there a moment or event that radically changed the way you saw the world?

A: When I had Dalton

Q: Have you ever done something really impulsive? How did it go?

A: Just buying something, that’s really it

Q: What was the moment I hurt you the most when I was growing up?

A: When Bryanna busted her nose open when she was 2 or the time when you were 8 and very sassy but enough for me to remember what you said but- ow. 

Q:What was the first year of motherhood like for you?

A: Terrible because I had newborn and I was pregnant with you and throwing up. 

Q:What do you want or wish most for your kids?

A: Happiness