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I had just had a baby with my boyfriend at the time and an American citizen.

I was in Mexico. When my son was two months old, my then boyfriend

got the news that his grandfather was very ill.

My future mother-in-law,

she was very concerned that Grandpa Ernie

wasn't going to be able to meet his only grandchild.

It was so unexpected.

The only person I say goodbye was to my mother

because everything was so fast.

And suddenly I was here in the United States where I was told it was my new home.

And I spoke no English really, just a few words.

I had this new baby and I couldn't communicate. So for a long time, I remember crying every day. I was lost. I didn't know what I was doing here. We moved to San Francisco.

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