Way to the New Life
2001 That year, we set our sights westward—for one last, unforgettable adventure across the U.S. During a long weekend, our family and our friends Jose’s family drove to Newark Airport. We parked our car and flew to Las Vegas. After landing, we hired a car and went straight to the famous Las Vegas Strip. We […]
2000 In the third week of June, I met a man at a birthday party in Edison. He told me he had a valid Canadian visitor visa and was looking for company for a trip to Niagara and Canada. Coincidentally, I too had been thinking of visiting some of the natural wonders of the world. […]
2001 September 11th. Every workday began the same way. My wife dropped me at Edison Station. The NJ Transit train carried me to Newark, where I transferred to the PATH train, disembarking at the World Trade Center. A walk down Wall Street, a right turn, and I’d arrive at 55 Water Street—my office at S&P, […]
2001 My kidneys had been failing slowly, quietly—until mid-July, when everything accelerated. Renal insufficiency. The diagnosis alone felt like a sentence, forcing me to live against the natural rhythm of life. Medications came and went, each leaving me dizzy, disoriented. Dosages changed, but nothing helped. My legs swelled. My blood pressure spiraled out of control. […]
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