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Aileen Ginez Interview

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As soon as I got the opportunity to interview Aileen Ginez, I asked her questions about her college. Aileen Ginez is an intelligent and hardworking single mother with two sons and two daughters. Aileen is a very caring parent and has a rewarding job as a nurse. The major she chose in her college was nursing, “It was nursing and I chose it because I wanted to become a nurse so I did.” Not only she will talk about her adult-life, she will also talk about before that.

Aileen Ginez grew up in Caloocan City, Philippines. Then, she moved to Michigan in the USA with her family and stayed there for about 7 years and then they moved to Fairfield, California on 2008. “It took like five days just to get to Fairfield,” said

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