I WAS ALIVE ONCE

Nathalia had always been a free-spirited girl with long, flowing brunette hair and a bright smile that could light up any room. She grew up on a farm in Orange County, surrounded by the beauty of nature and the love of her family. From a young age, she learned the value of hard work and the importance of cherishing every moment. Having lost her mother at a very fruitful age, she had learned to foster these skills on her own.

As she grew older, Nathalia's love for the farm only grew stronger. She spent most of her days helping her parents tend to the crops and taking care of the animals. She had a deep connection with the land and felt at peace whenever she was surrounded by the vast fields and rolling hills.

But when Nathalia turned 21, her world came crashing down. She was diagnosed with stage 3 cancer, and the doctors gave her a grim prognosis. It was a shock to her and her family, who had always seen her as a strong and healthy young woman. But Nathalia refused to let the news bring her down. She was determined to fight and beat the cancer.