Maturity and Access

It took me until 35 years old to understand life.

I learned to love myself, take care of my family and love my siblings when I lost everything and turned to serve in healthcare.

I remember in grade 7 a fellow classmate volunteered at the Ajax-Pickering Hospital.

She became the most mature person in the class and probably the whole school.

Understand what life needs and doesn’t need and the range is so important in a child’s development that you might even forgo what I did by wasting years doing this and that.

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But at the end it was to connect with similar class, similar structured families born in the West who are also Boat People from 1980s.

We share the crazy foggy feeling of here and there and our identities are mish mash.

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To acquire talent to Vietnam might require the best internet access and speeds … The whole city must support like the best G for lowest latency at least.