was carried away before I could see her face.
A doctor returned several minutes later and told me she had not survived.
I cried until I had no strength left.
Doors & Windows
For years, I carried the grief of the daughter I had never been allowed to hold.
Valentina became my reason to live.
I waited tables during the day and studied at night. When she slept, I made bracelets, bags, and small accessories to sell online. At first, I received only one or two orders each week.
Then one photograph of my handmade jewelry went viral.
Orders began arriving from across the country. I hired two women to help me. Then ten. A tiny online store became a brand, and the brand became an international company.
Six years later, I bought our first house.
Ten years later, I owned stores across Mexico.
Pregnancy & Maternity
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