I love you mama

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 THE PERSON WHO HAS MADE A DIFFERENCE IN MY LIFE.

There are many people who inspired me throughout my life especially my family , friends and teachers . I am very blessed to have so many people who care about me despite my Cerebral Palsy. There are so many people who have helped me get where I am today Each person has a special place in my heart because each influence changed from an ;angry pessimistic frustrated with my Cerebral Palsy selfish, rude ,respectful un open to new idea.. Every I influence made me become the nice, positive, sincere, responsible, hardworking, and honest, person. 

 There is only one person who stands out in particular and has made a difference in my life. I chose this person for many reasons. One reason that she is a very loyal honest sincere ¸neat, responsible, understanding and kind person. She had been working with for two years. She tutors me in every subject help me with assignment and papers and encourages me to continue writing my own personal fantasy love story .She is very patient selfness passionate and stays with me during after school events even though she does not get paid. I have been on honor roll for a majority of junior and senior years because of her. I used to think that my grades , reputation, and my personality was because of her. She is actually there for me she takes really good neat notes encourages me to be independent to take my own notes She organizes my binders .She is very hardworking, dedicated , humble, and independent I think she would work for me even if she was not getting paid, I have a very nice understanding relationship. She is a good friend.                                                                                                           

   Our ; relationship is more than a work relationship, I am a very open person and I love to talk to people to express myself . We have many conversation on; a variety of topics and I alleviate my frustration to her. When I talk to her she never make sorry I said something. She never complains to me about talking too much .She is never judgmental of my opinion or what I have to said no matter how silly or stupid it is.

       She does a lot for me , but she has made independent and help develop my self-confidence and accomplish so my goals. She is very considered when she is helping my edit and work on story I would not be where I am I today without her. She puts so much of her efforts into helping me I am not sure if I even deserve her help, but I really appreciate it so much I wish she could come to Nassau and work with me there .She is the best teacher aid I have had in my life I will never forget never her or the difference she made in my life. She will always have a special in my heart. I will miss her so much. Finally, the person is my . MotherThank you so much mama


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