Rebel because yes (English version)

Introduction

Marie Anne Marshall, studied medicine at Columbia University in New York. He was born and raised in Manhattan. There he also met the love of his life.
His parents, Claire Smith and Noel L. Marshall. A family with a good economic time since his father was a recognized very important medical surgeon in the medical community of the east coast of the United States and was also Dean at the University of Columbia for 15 years.
Leonardo Wilson, born in Argentina, lived in the city of Belgrano until he was 22 when he received a degree in Public Administration and decided to go to New York to study English for almost 3 months. He met Marie Anne in a talk his father gave at the institute where he studied. They quickly empathized through classmates known to Marie.
After a short time they got married and had their first daughter, Claire, almost two years later to Thomas and at five years to Christian.
The family lived with maternal grandparents until Christian's three years. They then moved to New Jersey, where his father obtained a position at Princeton High School and his mother got the transfer to Hackensack Meridian Health where she was the medical clinic floor director.
Christian, since his birth came with complications because of fetal suffering, which after thousands of studies and the suffering and fear of his family for suddenly losing it, ruled out brain sequelae. Only during his first 5 years he had more thorough controls and care than a normal child.
They lived in a typical house on Arvidale Road, in Warren Township.
Christian, in addition to being the smallest, was the most spoiled, as it was obvious, his life prognosis was not very encouraging for his early years. Asthma attacks, bronchitis, difficulty for all types of exposure to climatic changes, etc.
But as he grew older, he became more self-destructive and promiscuous, and his parents' care was not enough, especially since he did not let himself be cared for.