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I think I still do not have clear who I really am I just know that I am a good friend I am a good daughter but sometimes I make mistakes as a sister I am not the best but I do my best effort, I am responsible but sometimes I get carried away by laziness I am educated, that if my parents taught me since I was little I am not selfish or envious whenever I can help and share I will do it. I do not characterize myself as a bad person but I am not the best in the world.

Talking about more specific things, I am 22 years old, I was born on November 09, 2001. I was born in a town called Fomeque, there I spent the first 4 (I'm not sure) years of my life with my two parents. Currently I live in Choachi a beautiful village where I am happy to be and I find myself studying a bachelor's degree in Spanish and foreign languages at the University of La Salle (yes, I travel every day from Choachi to Bogota) and I am in 9th semester.

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From here I will start talking about some big changes in my life because not everything can be "perfect" 🙄.

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One day I remember very well that I was on a bus in the city of Bogota and I was coming from a medical appointment with my mother, I remember that day the appointment was for her, I was about 6 years old, and during the ride to the apartment she was nervous but she didn't tell me what was wrong. At the apartment she called my dad and hours later she told me she was pregnant 😳.

Was I going to have a sister or brother? I was excited at the time but I had no idea what it was like to have a sister or brother and most of all I didn't know what it meant to be the big sister.

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What can I say about my dad, he is not a bad person although sometimes he gets carried away by foolishness and makes a lot of mistakes but well, let's talk about the good things. My dad's name is Fredy Jimenez he is from Fomeque he is also 41 years old he has dedicated his whole life to driving and he currently drives a big truck. He is a transporter that takes food, wood, construction materials and other things around the country, he travels a lot that's why since I was little I got used to him not being there on my birthdays, not being there on Christmas or New Year, all this because he has to work.

I love my dad very much, he has done a lot of things for me and to this day he has not left me without study.

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My mom is the strongest person I have ever met, to be honest it has not been easy to get to where she is but she does not give up. My mom's name is Nury Diaz, she is 38 years old, she is from Choachi and she has a store that sells stuffed animals, chocolates and jewelry. Thanks to her hard work we have been able to get ahead, we have food, clothes, a place to live and thanks to that I have the opportunity to be in a university today.

I love my mom

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That little person who came into my life without warning I could say that it is the best thing that has happened to me, thanks to the arrival of my little sister I have learned many new things, I have learned to be a more loving person I knew what is the true meaning of sharing and also of fighting hahaha. My sister is 14 years old, she is a person with a big heart and that's why I love her. She is unknowingly teaching me what it means to be the big sister and although it is not easy at all, I do my best and I feel that I am doing well.

Since she was born I have learned to live with someone different from me, I have learned to share my tastes and know her tastes, the attitudes she can take and most of all it is the habit and assimilate the change that caused in my life.

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Sindrome de Guillain Barre? What it that? 

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Sindrome de Guillain Barre? What it that? 

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To put it in context. Guillain-Barré is a disease in which the immune system itself attacks the nervous system, causing inflammation of the nerves, initially generating weakness in the legs, arms and/or torso, the intensity of these symptoms can increase to the point of causing paralysis.

At my young age of 7 years old, I started a stage where I spent more time in hospitals for medical appointments than at home One day, a strong pain attacked my feet that wouldn't go away with anything, and the only way to relieve that pain a little was with hot water. My way of walking had changed, something in my hands was different, and that alarmed my parents a lot. After countless medical appointments and visits to the doctor, none of them knew what I had, what that illness was Then one day, a doctor gave my mom a glimmer of hope when he said that what I had was something very rare, a virus that floats in the air, affecting 1 out of 10 people and that person was me. I got Guillain-Barre syndrome, it wasn't that advanced when the doctor discovered it and that's why today I can say that I'm healthy but I must admit that they were a very dark day, they were months living in a hospital suffering the application of medication injections and not being able to sleep or eat well and on the other hand my parents spending money, my dad working and not being able to be present and my mom not being able to visit me every day because at that time my little sister was a newborn and it was not good for her to be admitted to a hospital.

Over time everything improved, I was able to leave the hospital and be at home, but without neglecting therapies and some visits to the doctor, but in order to get better. To this day I have not experienced anything as strong as having that disease again, although if I had sequelae it is not something I cannot live with and I am very grateful to be able to be healthy today with my full ability to walk, run, swim and talk.

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University has been a time full of many feelings and many experiences. I feel very happy because I met the best partner I could have from the first day and until today and I hope to be able to finish together as we started, I feel that without her the university would be more difficult than it normally is. I'm happy to get to where I am with my university career but I also feel nervous about the future, what will happen when I graduate, what my professional life will be like but I just hope it will be the best.

At university I met many different "worlds", people with tastes, ways of dressing and speaking very different from what I was used to hearing in my town, for example; It happened to me that Yuliet, my friend from all my career, did not understand certain words that I said to her when we spoke and that I used in my daily life to talk to my family or the people of my town but she agreed to get to know my town, to know what the atmosphere and the people of Choachi were like and to try the different gastronomy that is found here and today we are still good friends and when she can she continues to travel to Chaochi.

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When I started my internship as an English teacher, I was faced with a very different academic context from what I was used to, since I studied my entire high school in a public school in a village and got to know the context of a public school in the city. In the village we all know each other, we know our parents and our teachers, but when we arrive at a school in Bogotá and this time as the teacher, everything is different, standing in front of 30 children without knowing anything about their lives, their family or their classmates is a difficult task.

One of the first shocks I had was to meet in the school corridor not one but several children who had certain disabilities such as a level of deafness and therefore their only way of communicating was through sign language and it was something in which I did not have the slightest knowledge and that caused a problem when trying to communicate with them. I recently finished a sign language course at university, and thanks to that little but important knowledge I gained, I now understand more about deaf people, whether they are children or adults I know how they learn and how I can help them I'm aware of the options for working with them, and all of this has improved my ability to communicate with them

In one of my internships I had a child who had Asperger's syndrome, I knew absolutely nothing about that syndrome but in order to be able to work with him and be able to communicate and understand him I started to investigate and I knew a lot of things and so I managed to have a different perspective, I managed to see the world in a different way, In addition to the fact that the boy had no family, he was taken in by an institute that took care of his food and clothing, and thus entering that world I understood many things about life.

Finally, this experience helped me to get to know a little different contexts to which I am not accustomed and to which I had not had any kind of contact

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I don't have a relationship with them, they don't want me.

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I always had a very good relationship with them until the day my parents separated, my mom, my sister and I were left alone with many problems on top of us and they for the simple fact of not sharing their way of thinking and not sharing their way of acting left us aside as if we had no family, to this day there have been 3 of us, my mom, my sister and I and together we have taken care of each other and fought to get ahead.

Not sharing his way of acting and thinking distanced us and that was a great impact for my life, it made me understand how life can change by the simple fact of not sharing something with others, I still don't know what learning this experience leaves me but I hope to discover it very soon.