We left our country for protection for my son and myself. We are not able to remain in our home country. We received death threats. * I began thinking about leaving when we received the death threats. My father and brothers would not be able to help us. My father said to go. He does... Continue Reading →

Thank you God. I have a history of courage. I thought to give my daughter a better life. My acts of bravery include loving the Lord over all things. The Lord gave me the opportunity to arrive safe. Thank you for helping me to overcome the struggles of each day. * Lord, I ask you... Continue Reading →

I first thought to leave my home December 7, 2015. I received a death threat. I decided to leave my country. * I do not feel courageous. Before I left I asked God to help me to seek help from this country the Unites States. Now I ask God to take care of me. Today... Continue Reading →

It took courage to leave Honduras. The long walk was not easy and saying goodbye to family was very difficult. We left Honduras Sunday, December 6, 2015. I was very sad and yet at the same time excited. I arrived to this country Thursday, December 18, 2015. Thank you God for the strength to leave... Continue Reading →

Thanks to God for helping us to arrive safe. I left my country Dec. 21. We arrive here Dec. 29. Safe. * I ask God to help us continue to our family. Here in the U.S. * We give thanks to God that All goes well. We give thanks to God for giving me A... Continue Reading →

I asked immigration for information about my children. Immigration took my children when we crossed the border. They wouldn’t tell me where they are. They wouldn’t let me talk to them. * I passed the credible fear examination. They told me I was leaving detention. I asked about my children. Nothing. The day I left... Continue Reading →

  Thank you Father. Thank you for caring for me for my family for my daughter And for all those who traveled with us. Thanks for all you have done for me and for my daughter. * Pardon me if I offend you. You know we are not perfect. We commit errors. To you I... Continue Reading →

  Impossible Situations I am here with my children and my husband. We are Salvadoran. We left our country to save our lives. September 23, 2019. We believed we could come to the United States and be safe. * The journey was harsh difficult full of sadness. We crossed the river legally. We handed ourselves... Continue Reading →

I suffered much domestic violence physical abuse emotional abuse from my partner. He did drugs. I suffered from depression panic attacks constant fear I took legal action. I got a restraining order. He disobeyed. He pursued me. In my home to continue his violent abuse. * I called the police. He was taken away. Locked... Continue Reading →