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Personal Narrative: My Journey To East Sussex

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Standing at the top of the Seven Sister 's cliffs, East Sussex, I realized my life was about to change forever. Born and raised in Chihuahua, Mexico I spend a significant part of my life in hospitals, not because I was sick but due to the nature of my parent 's professions. This circumstance led me to believe, I, one day would work in the same field as they did. However, there was always a part of me that knew it would be different, ever since I was a kid, I had this urge to explore, to learn, to see, live and breathe diverse terrains. And it was this urge that drove me to carry into effect these tantalizing dreams when I was 17 and went to study English in the United Kingdom. Standing at the cliff while the sun was setting, I thought about how vast this world we live in is and how I wanted to know it. …show more content…

I always carried my camera with me; little did I know that camera would turn into a professional tool for me later on. Since then I started seeing life in different filters, my eyes became the lens of a 35mm camera, and there was an angle suited for almost every moment, but as I came back to Mexico, I remembered the path I had created for myself. I would start Medical School in the upcoming semester, I was at a crossroads between who I had shaped and the person I actually am, notwithstanding I took the uncertainty of my future with thrill and faced my difficulties with optimism because there is no door sincerity can’t open. Such was my will that I got into my state’s university where I study Media Communication as my major; I started learning for the sake of learning and nothing else, quickly I became interested in visual communication, which made me want to persuade a master’s degree in this

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