Thank you very much in advance for your attention. I don't know if this will work, but I really have no one to vent to, and I also don't have any specific type of help, and that's why I'm going to publish this here, trusting in God that it reaches the right people and that many people who may feel identified with what I'm going through can lend me a helping hand. I am from Venezuela, I am 23 years old, many know the situation that my country is going through at this moment, and with a lot of effort, I bought a motorcycle in Venezuela a little over a year ago, but I was paying for it through financing. I gave an initial payment of $400 and $150 monthly, plus the motorcycle cost me $1500 because it was financed until I finished paying for my little bike, as it was the only thing I had. I worked in commerce, bringing shoes and clothes from San Félix to El Callao; I did this at least once a month, but not everything was rosy either. However, it helped me. I have my partner; my wife became pregnant about 4 months ago. Seeing the circumstances and how difficult the situation is in Venezuela, I decided to embark on new paths to help myself, my partner, and my new child who is about to be born. I had a friend here where I am right now, in Brazil, and I got in touch with him to see if he could help me as a guide and to give me accommodation in his house for the first few days because I was going to emigrate from Venezuela. He kindly and courteously told me to come that there was work and many things. In light of the situation and with a broken heart, I left my country and my wife in Venezuela to work and bring her with me. I sold my only acquisition, my motorcycle; it was my first motorcycle, and with the pain in my soul, I sold it to be able to afford the ticket to get here. I sold it for $900, and thus I embarked on my new path. The truth is that all the money from the motorcycle went to the ticket, as I spent approximately $100 on the trip from San Félix to Pacaraima, including expenses, and from Pacaraima to Manaus, which was my first destination to buy the plane ticket, it was $80. From Manaus to Rio Grande do Sul, the ticket cost 2600 reais, which is about $500. I arrived at my destination, but that's when my nightmare began because the supposed friend who was going to receive me had blocked me and left me in limbo. I only had about $200 left. It is worth noting that when I entered Brazil, I did not get my documents at the border because this person had told me to go straight, that I could do my paperwork quickly here, and it would be faster. As best as I could, I found a hostel to spend the night and think about what I was going to do with tears in my eyes. I cried and thought at the same time, why was this happening to me? But well, I found a semi-furnished room for singles for rent, and I was able to contact the lady of the room. I explained the situation to her, and a Venezuelan lady who lived in the same building explained to the lady in Portuguese because I do not speak the language. However, the lady wanted 2 months in advance, but we were able to reach an agreement, and she let me have the room for one month, and I paid 650 reais, which is approximately $130. I only had about $60 left. With that, I bought some food for those days. During those days, I tried to find a job, but here in this city, it is super difficult to find a job without any kind of documents, as I was illegal. So I only managed to get daily work cutting grass as a construction helper for a few days, and it has now been approximately 3 months, and I am still here fighting against the tide and the problems. My documents are still in process; my ID has not arrived, and it is difficult for me as a man to obtain any other benefit from the Brazilian government. My goal initially was to bring my wife here with me to Brazil, but given the circumstances, her pregnancy has become complicated, and right now my wife has a high-risk pregnancy. The doctor has forbidden her to travel and has prescribed many medications for her to take and exams, and I still have not been able to do them due to lack of money. I don't have a job, and the truth is that I am leading a bad life in this country. I would like to return to Venezuela to be with my family, my wife, and take care of her and my child, but I don't even have the money to return. My goal is to work there during this December season, and if it means going through hardship, I accept it, but next to my wife and in my country. I dream of having my motorcycle again, although it is difficult, but God is bigger than all my problems, and for this reason, I have a lot of faith. If anyone here reads this and would like to support me, welcome, even if it's $1, I accept. My goal is to gather the money to leave as soon as possible.