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At the age of fourteen my life took a completely different course. My mother at the age of thirty-seven had great news for us, she announced that she was pregnant with my fourth sibling. At her first appointment she was diagnosed with kidney failure and was going to be put in Dialysis every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday for the rest of her life. I never imagined how one simple diagnose would change my life dramatically. I was the oldest of three, me who was fourteen my younger sister Roxanna who was twelve, my sister Rocio who was seven and my brother Isaias who was three. My mom’s pregnancy was like no other, she spent most of her pregnancy in the hospital and I had to grow up and be in charge of my sibling and the household because my mother

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