The Death of My Sister and How We Handled It

Nobody would have thought that the doorbell hit the worst. In my family, the doorbell rings, which will change my way of life forever. My family was not stable. Someone may say that I am from a "broken" family. My parents tried to put together two families, but unfortunately things did not succeed. My first child in my mother will not accept my father. Because he has many negative emotions. My mother is not perfect, her previous marriage failed and her clinical mood was low.

My mother (still extreme alcohol addicts). One day, when I was five years old, she tried to kill my two sisters with a drunken anger and let him die. This incident led to the deployment of a series of human services, apartment houses and foster care homes. My sister was at the same foster's home until I was about ten years old, and we stayed apart. "Simpsons" began a complete commitment to my art. My older sister and I used to see the Tracey Ullman Show. Once, when I was 9 years old, my sister painted the whole Simpsons including cats and dogs. When we were young, she was a very good artist, so I accepted her painting and tried to draw the same attention from our foster parents. But I did not succeed. They did not celebrate it just as she did, just said, Oh, that's a good thing, and pushed aside.

Just like most Americans, I had not thought much about the death penalty until I was arrested. Writer and anti-death activist Helen Prejean said support of the death penalty is 1 mile wide and only 1 inch thick. What she means is that many supporters of the death penalty rarely investigate the grounds of their own beliefs. When I entered the Ellis One Unit, I did not know what to think. People usually pay attention to the death of the death penalty. What they did not tell you is that the life of condemned prisoners themselves is torture. I do not know whether I live in a cage 6 feet by 9 feet tall, or work in a steel toilet. Just look at the opinions of male and female officials.