Kindness I found from strangers while traveling from Colombia to Venezuela.

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Hello! My name is @sharliep and today I want to share with you this experience of kindness, which has been the pillar in my life. It all starts when my mother became what is known today as being a migrant.
I come from a family of 5 brothers, father, and mother. Due to the situation that my native country Colombia, my parents had to immigrate to the country near Venezuela.

One night my mother, with only little clothes and a blanket to keep warm during the journey, was launched to the adventure, arriving in Venezuela met a lady who gave posada and work, she taught my mom to cook, washing and ironing, so she could begin to gradually build what would be for us after our home.
Over the years, and thanks to the love and the great kindness that Mrs. Felt my mother, taught him other things, as it was the seam.
With what he learned with the lady was able to get another type of income, he started working in a company called mattresses südring, little by little, knowing more people and was receiving trust and kindness of all of them, it was always well received in all the places where she was going, the treated with kindness, understanding, and tenderness.

With the passing of time, and my mom already having more economic stability, was bringing to each of their children in this beautiful country that is as our second home.

My arrival in Venezuela was when I turned 15 years of age. My mother had already managed to buy and make your home, my brothers some already had children and were married and my father, although had separated my mother shortly after my arrival, maintained contact with us.
I, I began to see and receive classes, perform different writing courses, over three years to get to Venezuela, I met today would become my husband, we currently have 37 years of married with three children and, with its ups and downs we are still standing together thanks to God.

My husband's family was also part of my pillar in my experience of meeting people who gave me his love and kindness because they were members of his family as a daughter more than them. Giving me the support, necessary for me to see my children and my family.
From small I always felt the kindness that God has with their children and those who seek it, with the time I was getting to know people who always gave me their kindness with me and also with my family, I learned that, although sometimes things become strong and feel that there is no way out. There will always be that light of hope and kindness that will make you believe in the morning.
The whole experience that took my mom and dad has always been, the teaching larger than they would have been able to stop, it's always kindness with many and with each one of what they knew, did that today Venezuela is my home. I will always be thankful for the blessing and kindness that this country gave me, with the people who always treated me with love, that always gave me so much to me, and each of which has also gone through it.

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