2007, my father worked a stable and well-paying job, waking up at 1 a.m. and being back just in time to pick me up from school. I would always be overjoyed walking out of the school doors and seeing my father waiting for me near the parking lot. But then, he got laid off from his job and had to find a new job so that he could still continue to support us. After he found a new form of employment, I rarely got to see my father, who was my number one cheerleader. As a daughter of immigrants, my parents wanted to best for my s
2007, my father worked a stable and well-paying job, waking up at 1 a.m. and being back just in time to pick me up from school. I would always be overjoyed walking out of the school doors and seeing my father waiting for me near the parking lot. But then, he got laid off from his job and had to find a new job so that he could still continue to support us. After he found a new form of employment, I rarely got to see my father, who was my number one cheerleader. As a daughter of immigrants, my parents wanted to best for my s