My father died from cancer when I was very young. Following his death, my mother found herself in a vulnerable position, struggling to care for me and my three siblings alone without extended family support. I was only three years old when we first came to Baan Unrak. After three peaceful years at our shelter, my mother suddenly abandoned me when I was six, fleeing with her lover. This abandonment deeply affected me and significantly impacted my growth, particularly during my formative school years. The stress and fear of further abandonment took a toll on my health, leading to stomach ulcers that required emergency surgery.

Despite these setbacks, I gradually regained stability and developed ambitions and a desire to excel in life. I found strength through sports and acting, discovering talents that helped me express myself and build confidence. These activities became my way of processing difficult emotions and growing stronger. I'm studying Logistics and Supply Chain Management at Rattanna Bundit University because I have clear goals: to graduate with strong technical skills, build a stable career, and eventually help other young people who face similar challenges. My grades have improved significantly, and I'm enthusiastic about pursuing my career through further studies.

Currently, limited technology access restricts my studies significantly. Logistics coursework requires analyzing complex supply chain data, creating business presentations, and collaborating with teammates on detailed projects. Without proper tools, I cannot participate fully in my education or develop the technical skills needed for my field.