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I have always been lucky in my life and when I was born in Long Branch New Jersey it was no exception. I had to have open lung surgery and my lungs almost collapsed, I was lucky to live. As a young boy I was wild and always drifting through life with ease; I was a track star in high school, always had lots of friends, and was a good student. But as I grew older I forgot about my dreams and desires, with little thought I choose Accounting as my major and realized this mistake too late. After college I had over 50,000 dollars in debt which I had to pay back, it took me 3 years of hard work and determination but I paid every cent back. Now I wanted to go on an adventure and enjoy life, I signed up for a program in California for 3 months to travel and work in different national parks there. This experience opened my eyes to how life could be challenging and fun at the same time. Finally I wanted to continue this way of life, I looked for a job where I could experience a new culture and learn everyday, I found the Heart For Change program in Colombia where I am now working in Escuela Normal Superior.  

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