Why Soccer Is Important To Me

I come from a simple and humble family that had to work very hard to survive and progress in the united states. At a young age I remember losing my father from an unexplicable disease that not even the best doctor in the US were able to figure out. Even though this devastated my entire family my mom never putted her head down and played both roles at home. It was difficult to get over It, but I was able to refuge myself on the soccer fields and get away from the streets ,alcohol, and drugs something that any other kid at age of twelve would have done in those days. Soccer has helped me to make friends everywhere, win many championships, and push myself to my limits to get better at it. My father always wanted me to play soccer and be part of a important team.
Him and my mom never agree on what they wanted for my future; my dad wanted me to be a soccer player and my mom wanted me to be a doctor.
I always wanted to make both of my parents proud. Two years ago i was called to represent my country Bolivia on the women’s world cup qualifiers U20, and recently I got a call to represent Bolivia on the Olympics qualifiers, something that my father would have love to watch me doing, as my entire family is right now. My parents always told me that they will be the happiest parents in the entire planet after I have finally graduated from high school and college. specially my mom which I look her as my role model and my inspiration to study hard and accomplish all my goals. Thanks to my hard work I was able to get a soccer scholarship and follow the steps for medicine career at college, as I wish to persuit at Longwood University if I have the chance to do
so.