I want to be remember as someone who changed someone's life, who saved someone's life. I don't know the reason why my sister died I will never know, but there saying "everything happens for a reason", what's the reason I may never find it. I will however do my best, to live the best life possible, because one day I will die too and I don't know how. Speaking about a loss is the most difficult thing to do. I spoke at Antelope Valley College last week on Thursday to three different classes, and for the first time in the first class I cried when I spoke. I never cry when I speak, but then again this happens because this is a difficult subject to talk about. More than half the class was crying after I cried and I know I touched a lot of students that day. I am proud that I still can go to schools and speak about what happen to my sister. I want to keep spreading the message as much as I can, do not stop. My sister would be so proud of me right now, she probably would be laughing that I am going to schools and speaking and when I speak I am loud. I believe that I am here to change lives, I want to put an end to Drunk Driving because nobody should have to go through what I am going through.
Drunk Driving is 120% preventable, but its a choice you made to drink and drive why do people drink and drive I really do not know, but I know that they think that they can make it home. I want to say this "Everything you do is based on the choices you make. It's not your parents, your past relationships, your job, the economy, the weather, an argument or your age that is to blame. You and only you are responsible for every decision and choice you make. Period." One simple choice can cost your life in this case it was a drunk driver that made that choice to drive drunk. When you are driving you got be focused 120%, put the phone the away, do not text and drive etc. You have to realize you are driving a machine. I want everyone to hear my message loud and clear and I hope to carry this message as long as I can. Every Post I will post a picture of my sister.
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