God chose me as a favorite daughter; I have cultivated virtues and values; I learn from my mistakes and I do not blame anyone.

I am unique because I am authentic, spontaneous and honest. I have not always done what I have wanted, that began when I learned to love myself little by little; I left everything that hurt me (even if my mom or dad didn't like it; or anyone else close to me) and I still do it now more than ever.

Likewise, I have had loves and unloves; I learned to live and grow in solitude, but I BELIEVE in LOVE as the only transforming force.

The changes, trials and learnings in my life are UNIQUE, for a single human being (myself) and are necessary in order to move forward (no one can live them for me, nor can I live those of others; even if they are those of my husband and daughters).

It is not a question of who arrives first or leaves later. The important thing is to reach my goals from my heart. That is why I am unique, unstoppable and unstoppable.

I am a perfect blend of my father's and mother's genes.

Inside this human body there is a great and beautiful woman, there is a story in my walk that has made me a luminous Soul of a unique and authentic woman.

Today, I have become a lady spiritual warrior.

I breathe my own air to move forward with purpose and to deliver to others from Love and without appearances, I don't forget to self-recognize myself to help me and to help and inspire others.

Not having to give up, in the face of circumstances and making everything possible with determination, and if I need help, I ask for it, I am not alone.

There are times when I have not had the strength to continue moving forward, doubting myself, I cry in silence, to the point of wanting to give up, because the road is not as easy as I thought it would be.

In the face of my defeats and challenges I overcome myself and tell myself "Yes, I can be unstoppable to achieve my dreams, just caress the time with subtlety to find yourself.

I accept that physical pain is easier to handle than emotional pain, because the latter is deeper, produces shame and despair; however, I identify it and face it with dignity.

Many times' perfection keeps me away from happiness, in that sense I recognize that shades of gray are also part of the landscape in my daily life, especially when life changes my plans.

After overcoming my illness (cancer) I learned to have empathy for those who are in that place and the love of life (which is a fundamental motivation).

I rise from the ashes like the phoenix, who gives me the power of resilience that makes me unique to overcome adversity and emerge stronger in any situation.

I just turned 63, and I look in the mirror and I see myself so different from I was before.... I am on the inside; I know it. Likewise, I don't look at my imperfections much anymore; what's the point.

I struggle with my ego every day, because although I feel proud of what I have achieved, of what I am and what I have, I don't feel better or worse than anyone else.

The only thing I don't waste my time on is NOT GIVING UP! And this age less I give up, I write, sing, dance, to get rid of guilt, limiting beliefs and fears; but without leaving my essence.

I embrace more and repeat "I love you" to those who deserve it, because I never know when it will be the last time, and it is not about living in fear of death; but to live knowing that the doomed one arrives when we least expect it.

The phrase that empowers me and I practice daily is "Life as you put it, I leave you to live... until God allows it."