I have the right… 

• To be seen and conceived as an autonomous being, and not the property of my parents, doctors or society.
• To have my opinion considered when decisions are made, since I am the one who is sick.
• To cry.
• To not be alone.
• To invent fantasies.
• To play; because even while dying, I am still a child.
• To control my pain from my first day of life.
• To be told the truth about my condition. That my questions be answered honestly and truthfully.
• To have my needs comprehensively considered.
• To have a dignified death, surrounded by my loved ones and my most beloved objects.
• To die at home and not in a hospital, if I want to.
• To feel and express my fears.
• To receive help for me and my parents to work through my death.
• To feel anger, rage, and frustration about my illness.
• To refuse to continue receiving treatment when there is no cure for my disease, but a good quality of life.
• To hospice care if I want it.
• To be sedated when facing my death, if I wish.
• To be free from pain when diagnostic and treatment procedures are carried out for my illness.
• For my parents to understand that although I love them very much, I am going to be born to a new life.