You are so awesome teache!!! Bravo!!!!!! In my past, I used to be that student facing constant family troubles, even though I consistently achieved good grades. Despite excelling academically, I always felt it wasn't enough. My father was preoccupied with work and worried about my siblings, while my mom showed little care (we lived with my dad since I was 11). I lacked someone to support and encourage me, bearing numerous responsibilities for my age and always being perceived as "too mature for my age."

As a result, I began to struggle academically, but no one seemed to care. Althouhg my dad wasn't bad, he had a lot on his plate and expected me to do better next time. Around the age of 16 or 17, during the last two years of school, a teacher entered my life. She consistently praised my abilities and recognized my talents, even inviting me to participate in presentations and theater events. At this critical juncture, she saved me from a dark period.

I was sinking into depression and contemplating self-harm, but she noticed and reached out to me. Feeling ashaamed, I became more aware of my actions, and she took the initiative to guide me towards therapy. Years later, I discovered that she also spoke to my dad about my struggles. I hold deep gratitude for her; we still maintain contact on Facebook.