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 This story changed my life. It effected the way my



famliy lives their lifes and how it turned out to be a mess



today. The death of a loved one can lead to a lot of pain



but soon  you will realizes that they left your lifes for a



reason to help your lifes get better without having them



actually being there to guide you

            

                The thing that changed my life  was the passing of my auntie, Annette.  

I loved her, she was like a mother to me rather than an aunt.I came to live 

 with her and her family when I was 7 years old because, I needed a place

to stay.  My parents I really didn’t know anything about them or got to

spend time with them when I was a baby all I knew was the stuff that my

aunties had told me about them and my sister had told me things also.

Well my father is incarcerated and my mother is a drug addict. I

remember my cousins would come over and all of us would go to the

skating rink. My aunt Annette would let all of the kids go to Cal Skate

every Friday or Saturday or sometimes on Sundays.   She was the one

person I could confide in and trust at the time.  I remember when I use to

come home and run upstairs and put on my warm pajama bottoms which

were yellow with the green lady m&m on them. I run straight to her room

and tell her everything that happened to me at school. Sometimes I didn’t

change my clothes and sometimes I did.  One day she told me to clean the

family room I was mad, because I wasn’t down there.  So, I clean it and she

said, “See, you cleaned better when you’re mad”.    


 

            When she died I couldn’t believe it!  I felt like punching the cream

white colored wall or the picture that was hanging on the wall.  All I could

do was cry in my hands. It changed my life because, I built my life around

her and then I became even more lost then I was before.  I didn’t know

how to live my life without her. My auntie was a nice, goofy person she

loved her kids and she always have there backs when they needed her.

She can make some mean Macaroni and cheese with different types of

cheese, She had a rough voice that always makes you feel warm inside or

smile. She was tuff and took no BS from nobody.  If you met her you will

think the same.  She loved cats, she had all different ones. Like one she

had a white and grey one with greenish yellowish eyes he thought that he

was a thug cat he wasn’t scared of anything or anyone but, he died it was

so sad even I cry.  She died of a seizure. I think that it was an illness

because she was having them for a while. She taught me to stand up for

myself and not to be a punk. 



       

               After she had died I went to go live with my uncle and his wife. Well things

were just going all bad with that arrangement. So I went to a foster home.

Well that went half good because the lady that I was staying with she runs

a day care and she  watches this baby and she loved me. I uses to call her

my daughter. She uses to want to come up stairs with me and then I would 

 pick her up and bring her up stairs. she was cried when I left she wanted

to come with me, she grabbed her blanket and said to me,” Let’s go”. And I

said,” no you can’t come with me”. Then she just cried, then they waved

and then I left. Now I live with my other auntie Cassandra. I love living with

her and her cat Peanut, but her cat is always wining and crying all the

time. This changed me from a little and I mean little kid that was lost and

didn’t know how to live her life to a young lady that stills act like a kid

from time to time but knows where she is going and now that she is

always in my heart and now I can live my life.


all of my key points are in blue and the rest is in black because it matches the color of the picture .