How My Mom Impacted My Life

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My mother has impacted my life; imigrated from Mexico and language barrier, she pushed for the american dream. Experiencing an abusive father, going to bed hungry and having a stable home; my mother always had a smile on her face and strived to work as hard as she could and never complained. Working at the early age of fourteen gave me discipline, determination and responsibility. I became my mother's right hand person and I believe she did not realize. Waking up at the break of dawn to drive my mom to work, then my younger brother to his elementary school and lastly arrive on time to my 8 a.m class. In school I always did the extra credit that was offered, interacted in clubs and tried out for sports knowing I was not the best, but that did

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