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A Photo and its Story.

My sister's birth.

This was the first photo of my little sister in this world, taken on November 3, 2014. Her name is Amelia, and my mother's name that appears next to her is Claudia.

This photo is very important to me, since Amelia's birth is my greatest happiness in life, she came into the world when I was 12 years old and she became the light of my eyes. I am interested in this photo since my sister's pregnancy stage was very complicated, my mother once broke down and almost lost Amelia, for which throughout the pregnancy we were constantly afraid since it was a too delicate and risky pregnancy, and that she was born safe and sound was a miracle for us, which is depicted in the photo.

Every time I see this photo, I remember the happiness of the moment, and what would be the love of my life: my little sister.💕💖



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