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The happiest day of my life, I live it every day of my life. having my family with me, being able to breathe and feel the morning, afternoon and night. being able to be alive every day is the happiest day of my life

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It wasn't long ago, my sister had an accident a couple of months ago and it was one of the most difficult moments for my family... we are still very well.

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It was 2 years ago, for the first time I traveled to the Colombian coast and I met 4 beautiful cities, also for the first time I was able to be in front of the sea.

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I am usually sad for a couple of hours a day, a sad moment in my life was the death of my grandfather, I have yet to attend any other funeral of a member of my family.

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I am Walter Muñoz and I have just told you about my 4 phases of emotions that marked my life, now I will tell you a little about how everything happened.

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Every day for me is essential, memories and past moments make us the people we are today, every laugh we had, every tear shed makes us the being we are now, every day is a wonderful day and we have to live one day at a time.

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It was two months ago, my sister went out with my cousin on the motorcycle and they had an accident, they collided with someone... my sister had a concussion on her head but it was not serious, so far everything is going very well.

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I was in a theater group which organized a trip to the Colombian coast, so they chose me because I was good at theater... the trip was an adventure and many things happened that they taught me to be more aware of and more mature.

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not only the death of my grandfather marked my life, I have had to deal with rejection and the feeling of being alone and not counting on anyone is one of the past experiences that I remember with sadness and I still manage it but it has taught me who I am stronger and that I always can.

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I appreciate that you came here, this has been just a little about me but in a few words I have said too much.