Lynette Dunn-gonzales:  

Here is my story in a nutshell. After high school I worked at Motorola for about 6 years. I then took time off to have my two children, a boy and a girl. The youngest, the boy, was disabled so I didn't go back to work for quite a few years because of my sons extensive therapies. It was very hard trying to raise them on my own and not working. But don't get me wrong, they are worth everything to me. By the time my kids were in first and second grades, I had met and married my husband, the only man my kids knew as dad. We all moved from Mesa to Gilbert soon after the marriage. The neighborhood I had grown up in was no longer the same one. There were gunshots almost every night and helicopters flying around looking for people that were "on the run". I wasn't about to let my kids grow up in that environment if at all possible. My son got better with age and by the time we moved to Gilbert I was able to go back to work. I worked at a company called LSI for two years. It's along the lines of semiconductor work. Their work slowed to a standing halt and so I had to go looking for work again and landed a job at Microchip. My husband worked at a little family owned (not his) business doing metal spray. He was into movies, fishing, camping and turtles. Physically my son had gotten better, but not emotionally and he needed a lot of help in school with his classes. But by the time he turned 10 he had a massive seizure and has had seizures since but they aren't very bad now.Thank God! My daughter writes stories and poems, draws, plays the clarinet since elementary school, strums the drums and picked up a guitar at 1...Expand for more