Growing up I never thought I would actually go to college. I told my family and friends that I didn’t need college to make my life better. But little did I know that would all change. I remember getting the call like it was yesterday. My heart was broken into a million pieces. It was June 14th at 6:31am when I was told my grandma was in the ICU. My brother and I packed up what we could and rushed to Texas to see her before it was too late. I instantly started remembering all the good times we had together. Growing up she was like my mother figure. I could count on her for just about anything. She was the shoulder I cried too, the person that taught me how to cook spaghetti, and the one I made sure I impressed the most. When we got to the hospital
