Having a good attitude is truly helpful when going through difficult moments. I want to provide an example about someone who has been important in my life:
My grandpa suffered a stroke at his 70 and his face ended up partially paralyzed. He was positive and confident that he would recover from this and that he would be able to have full control over his face muscles. He started some kind of physical therapy and with his determination and proper attitude, he was finally able to make gestures with his face in two months (without a single trace of facial paralysis).
Reading can improve the memory. Reading helps you maintain concentration, and allows your mind to process the events happening before you.
Answer:
Growing up
Explanation:
The given question refers to the memoir written by Yvette Cabrera.
A memoir is a nonfiction narrative written from the perspective of the author about an important part of their life. Unlike an autobiography, which tells about its author's entire life, the memoir focuses on one particular moment/period or series of moments that share a common theme.
The words that signal the time period Cabrera is describing are <em>growing up</em>. These words reveal that she is talking about her childhood and adolescence.
