When Adhara Pérez was 2 years old, she had behaviors that were not commensurate with her age. A year later, doctors in Mexico told her mother she was on the autism spectrum (she was diagnosed with Asperger's, which justified her obsession with standard routines and her endless passion for certain subjects). Her school life was a nightmare and the little one was a victim of endless bullying. When her classmates did not call her 'freak', they called her 'weird'.
Her teachers isolated her and punished her - because she slept in the classroom, during class. In whatever way he could (he usually painted black holes, instead of doing what the teachers said), he informed that he did not want to be in there. He was slowly sinking into depression.
At home, it was another man. Her mother, Nalley, told Infobae that her daughter seemed to know what her peers were learning at school, and much more. "That's why in the classroom, he felt bored." When her father saw her crying, he would tell her "if you do not like where you are, imagine where you would like to be". The answer was always the same: "I want to be an astronaut."