I remember walking into a comparative Anatomy and Physiology class Junior year of HS. It was an interesting time to be honest. From learning each chapter, we compared our anatomy and functions to every animal we dissected. When it came to our final dissection, it was a fetal pig. I was one of the only students to properly remove the brain from the cranial cavity and we observed the views including the optic chiasma. After our many hardships of tests and studying, preparing to put it all together, we wrote positive messages to the fetal pigs. We wrote, "Thank you for donating your body to science and helping us understand more about the way we live. Hope you enjoy heaven where nothing can hurt you." Memories forever made with the class.