Personal Narrative: My Greatest Impact On My Life

At the age of five years old, the greatest impact to my life had occurred, after my parents decision to move our family to Mexico; for me, it was a big change of habits at such a young age. It was very difficult. My parents were born in Mexico, but they had spent their adulthood in the U.S. Even though my short age of memory, I remember how exciting it was for us to ride an airplane for the first time. My ideas were imaginable, I was excited about a new life in a different place. My parents had no idea how life would be for me and my brothers to change habits, including culture and language. In most cases parents look for a better living condition. In our case, that was not possible. Shortly after arriving in Mexico, my parents had begun to struggle.

At the age of six, my parents tried to register my brother and me, but the school denied us educational services. We needed to have documentation in order to be in classes. In that school and all of the educations state buildings. My Mother was making minimum wage, and had a responsibility to six children. She was the main provider in the household. Eventually after much effort, she was able to obtain the youngest three kids’ …show more content…
Shortly after, an aunt gave me a job at her business as the assistant. I had to discontinue my assistance at school because of many personal problems and family issues. Maybe because of inexperience, I didn’t understand my parents until one day everything we had accumulated in our home became repossessed. We were left with nothing. I was very upset, especially with my Father. It was the most depressing thing I had gone through in my life. I came home to nothing, all that which we all had worked so hard for, my Mother, my brothers, and I. I would have rather not gone home that day. It created so much controversy and issues with my Father. I left my job, and some time after, my parents compelled me to go with an uncle to Phoenix,