"A life that is not lived for others is no life." Mother Teresa made this phrase a reality and proved that one person can make a difference to many. His life was dedicated to all people in need. She helped the sick, the dying and the poor with all her might. A good, hardworking, caring, generous and courageous person is a hero. Mother Teresa has all these qualities. If you devoted your life to others and for others, you would be a great hero and a role model for millions of people. As you learn more about Mother Teresa's life story, her problems and struggles, her achievements and contributions, you will be able to see that she is truly a true hero. A Chronological Account of the Life of Mother Teresa Anjezё Gonxhe Bojaxhiu, known as Mother Teresa, was born in Skopje, Republic of Macedonia, on August 26, 1910. The next day, she was baptized in the Catholic church. She lived in an Albanian family of seven, her parents Nikollё and Dranafile Bojaxhiu and her four other siblings. Her family of seven quickly grew to four when her father and two of her siblings died, leaving her, her mother and two other siblings. The two siblings who lived were Aga and Lazar, his sister and his brother. When Mother Teresa was 18, she traveled to Ireland to join the Sisters of Loreto and changed her name to Teresa in honor of Saint Thérèse of Lisieux. A little over a month later, she traveled to Calcutta, India, to become a teacher at the order's school. She finally arrived in India in 1929. Mother Teresa worked at the school for almost twenty years! She was appointed a school principal in 1944. While working in Calcutta, she was very disturbed by all the poverty around her. She obtained permission to leave the school where she worked in 1948, in order to be able to begin her major works on...... middle of paper ......everything", or inspiration in 1946, to leave the convent school for So, Mother Teresa then took to the streets to start helping those in need, but we will never really know why she chose this amazing and interesting lifestyle.As you can. see it, Mother Teresa was not a normal woman. She was a hero. We can learn from her interesting life and try to become a better person. You learned how she felt about her struggles. 'A hero is not easy. You also learned what she accomplished, as well as the many things she contributed to. But this woman's life can never be completely told, no matter how many dozens of people. thousands of newspapers, for one simple reason: the life of a true hero is too beautiful to be told on a piece of paper...