Time is hard to measure in Haiti. Surviving day-to-day does not allow for a lot of calendar awareness. It can be difficult to remember dates of events.
Around the time of the solar eclipse, she was fighting with her brother a lot and her mother grew weary of the fighting.
It was decided she would go stay at her aunt's house for a while, putting some space between herself and her brother.
At her aunts house she remembers that one night her aunt brought her something to drink that was a syrup and also a pill to take. Her aunt told her it would help her sleep. She doesn't recall anything else until waking up.
She woke up "arranged in the bed" and her male cousin, the son of her aunt, was there with her.
She stopped getting her monthly cycle.
She is four months pregnant.
She is sixteen years old.
