When I had my son at 19 years old, I grew up with him. He’s seen me complete 2 college degrees, a police academy, and a detective promotion.
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The most rewarding part of being a mom is that I have the privilege and responsibility of shaping how the world works by how I raise my son. My biggest goal in life is to raise a happy, healthy, responsible, hardworking, and kind son who respects everyone he comes into contact with. So far it’s been a success and the most rewarding part is getting a front row seat in watching this development.
What is one memory of your kids that you will never forget?My son is half-Hispanic, half-white. He came home from school one day telling me about bullies and how they had used racist and derogatory names towards him- in third grade! He was very upset, and he told me that he didn’t understand why people were so mean when we all have the same colored hearts. While it was a sad day, his kindness and compassion really showed through and I was so proud of him.
What would you do with $20,000?$20,000 would mean so much to our family. I want to give my little boy the world. With $20,000 I would contribute it to my college debt and towards a down payment on a house. We currently rent, and my child deserves a forever home.
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