My mom is one of the bravest woman’s I’ve ever had. She was born in Mexico September 19, 1982 in Mexico. She was a very smart school girl who loved going to school but she doesn’t have a story that most moms she has a different one. Well my mom was about 14 years old when she had my big brother Carlos Sanchez. Yea other here in the U.S (Unites States) we may find it very gross and make very mean comments but other there they found it normal. Over there in Mexico you can get married at 12 years old. So it was a normal thing well my mom instead of what most teen mom’s do she actually kept my big brother well the baby and went out and found a job.
She stayed with her mom and dad when she turned 15 she didn’t get to have a quinceanera it’s kind of like a sweet 16 but in Mexico it’s a quinceanera there to show when a young little girl is turning into a woman. Most girls in Mexico had one but she wasn’t as lucky. At the age of 16 she had my older sister Morelia Sanchez. My mom also kept her so at 18 she decided to go to the U.S. (Unites States) She entered throw Phoenix, Arizona that’s were her little journey started. She stayed there for about 2-3 weeks looking for a job but no luck then she grabbed my brother and sister and went off to North Carolina.
My mom found a job she stayed there for 3 years. On the 2 year there she had me she was 19 years old. She did stay with all three of us she stayed there for 1 more year then we went to California to visit her mom. We didn’t stay for a long time just for about 1 month until her sisters called her and told her that in Yakima, Washington there was very good jobs for her to get. She heeded over with all three of us and got a job. We live in a little perfect size house. Then 10 years later we still are here with a very strong mom that has a 17 year old son named Carlos that goes to Davis High School, a 16 year old daughter that goes to IKE High School, and me that is 12 almost 13 and goes to Union Gap School District. My mom is the best I could ever ask for.
She stayed with her mom and dad when she turned 15 she didn’t get to have a quinceanera it’s kind of like a sweet 16 but in Mexico it’s a quinceanera there to show when a young little girl is turning into a woman. Most girls in Mexico had one but she wasn’t as lucky. At the age of 16 she had my older sister Morelia Sanchez. My mom also kept her so at 18 she decided to go to the U.S. (Unites States) She entered throw Phoenix, Arizona that’s were her little journey started. She stayed there for about 2-3 weeks looking for a job but no luck then she grabbed my brother and sister and went off to North Carolina.
My mom found a job she stayed there for 3 years. On the 2 year there she had me she was 19 years old. She did stay with all three of us she stayed there for 1 more year then we went to California to visit her mom. We didn’t stay for a long time just for about 1 month until her sisters called her and told her that in Yakima, Washington there was very good jobs for her to get. She heeded over with all three of us and got a job. We live in a little perfect size house. Then 10 years later we still are here with a very strong mom that has a 17 year old son named Carlos that goes to Davis High School, a 16 year old daughter that goes to IKE High School, and me that is 12 almost 13 and goes to Union Gap School District. My mom is the best I could ever ask for.
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