Resilience: I want to keep fighting to prosper. It's been a long night. I simply haven't been able to sleep, thinking about everything I've had to go through this past year, and especially these past few months. Today in particular, I simply didn't have anything to eat, only for my mother. The truth is, I was able to have a decent breakfast: arepa with sardines and cheese, that was all I ate today. Today is another day, and I hope to save some money for food while my brother also waits for his weekly paycheck. But that's not the point of this article, but rather resilience. Resilience is the ability of any living being to adapt to adverse situations and be able to move forward. This morning, after writing a tweet about how I felt and seeing no way out of this whole bad situation, I received a couple of messages from people I respect and admire for their nobility and effort in Bitcoin Cash. I know we've all been through difficult times and have also overcome them... And these messages really changed my mood. At this point in my life, I've lost everything I had achieved a few years ago, but before that, I didn't have anything either, and I'm not proud of it, but it's what happened, and while there's life, there's hope. Just this last month, I was falsely accused of gender-based violence, which led to corrupt police extorting me and not prosecuting the charge. To do this, I had to pawn and subsequently lose my bakery mixer. My mother's car is damaged, and my only work tool, which I was trying to use to create content for Bitcoin Cash, was also damaged: my computer. For a while, I was working on buying and selling USDT on Binance P2P, and it really works, but the capital must be at least $2,000 (the ideal capital for a comfortable life is $5,000). Right now, I have absolutely nothing, except my phone and unpaid debts, and no food in the fridge. I want to maintain my determination to fight and move forward. Personally, I feel like the BCH community, and especially a couple of friends, have helped me a lot, and I owe them a lot. Honestly, asking for funding isn't comfortable for me. And I don't think it is for anyone. However, it's not just my bad situation, but the words I read this morning: if you haven't totally failed in your life, have you really lived? This leads me to reflect: if I've already sunk so low, I really don't have much more to lose and much more to gain. That's why I've had the courage to write this article with the intention of seeking new funding so I can start from scratch. Either in the form of a loan, or perhaps some compensation for my work, or a sincere donation. The goal of this money would be to buy a PC so I can continue working on designs and continue creating for BCH. I would be able to pay for basic services like internet and work tools like Canva in its pro version. And I would have a minimum capital to be able to work with Binance P2P. A total of 15 BCH would be ideal. ($400-$600) for the PC. $2,000 to work with Binance P2P. $500 to pay off debts for basic services. The rest will help consolidate my studies and grow professionally, as well as boost the cryptobakery project I've been working on. I really don't know if I'll count on your support, but I hope you can help me through this difficult and painful time. As I've said before, you won't change the world, but you will change a life. Thank you to those who have given me their words of encouragement. Thank you, and a big hug and respect.
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