I am my numbers...

Since my children's birth they have been assessed by the numbers...Apgar, percentiles, etc. And I thought about how many of us define (or are defined) ourselves by the numbers.

I am my...address, salary, test scores, social security number, credit card accounts, bank accounts, horsepower, model number, cable channels, bandwidth, grades, temperature, number of kids, hours I work, hours I play, age, blood pressure, pulse, cholesterol count, credit score, IQ, weight, height...and so much more.

I would hope they are simply facts about me instead of defining me, but it makes me wonder.