00:00When Carlos was younger, I was a mother, but not a good one, because I didn't dedicate enough time to him.
00:13The more time I spent with Quique, the less time I spent with Carlos, and on top of that, the time I spent on...
00:18Carlos wasn't the best mother she could have been.
00:21Of course, when he was about 5 or 6 years old, he would ask me, "Mom, when is Quique going to walk?" Until finally
00:29He began to integrate it.
00:31So that also helped to make the relationship between them a little smoother.
00:39And well, now, of course, the roles are Carlos, let's say he acts a bit more like an older brother, but Quique doesn't
00:47It is left.
00:48No, it won't let you.
00:52It has helped me a lot to mature super fast, to value a lot of things.
00:59Because, for example, it happens to me a lot that I, with my friends or with people I know from
01:04my age,
01:05What's ungrateful is how they treat their parents for the amount of effort they put in.
01:09And I believe that's a great virtue that having a brother with that condition has given me.
01:17It helped me with patience, with the general sense of responsibility.
01:23I mean, although later on, for example, in my studies I haven't been so consistent with that because...
01:28But what is a responsibility towards the people I love, the people around me.
01:33In other words, I'm a person who will always be there for whatever is needed.
01:37In other words, for everyone.
