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going through. for me to see what they re going through and to actually remember it now that i m a ph.d. student is just, it is an example of what the children can be if given the resources and the opportunities that i was given. and you have described your journey. it s been recounted in the media, a 5-day over land trip with so many risks. you detail that people along this route that you had to take, people would be raped. they could be killed. they might be trafficked into prostitution. talk about some of the dangers and even as you were going through it, if you thought it was worth it escaping what you had in honduras. for me when i migrated i was not really thinking about breaking any laws or becoming undocumented. i just wanted to reunite with my mother. i just wanted to see my younger sister again and going through the pain of the journey didn t