She still faces difficulties in her life in the United States because her husband is blind and she cannot drive. However, her husband learned English and earned a master's degree in education. She studies physics, which is very inspiring. She always talks to me about her experiences and I frequently learn from her. The sixth important person is my high school math teacher. She was very nice to me. I was inspired by her because she never let anything bother her and always remained positive. She was disabled and it never hampered her spirit and attitude. The seventh important person to me was my first English teacher. He was very inspiring and taught in an easy to follow way. He explained things clearly and slowly. Without his help and services, I would not be able to communicate as effectively in the United States. This really helped me when I started college. The eighth most important for me is the children's Arabic teacher. When I am not able to teach them, she is able to take classes with them. She is so patient and kind that they really admire her. Without it, my children would not be able to learn about our culture and language as much as I would like. I appreciate his time and dedication