A Body: She admits being fortunate enough to be born at a prosperous period of her family. Not rich, but a comfortable middle class family, which provided her with the best education, toys, and privileges her brother couldn't have. Surprisingly, this did not deter her entrepreneurial spirit. At the age of 27, she's had more work experiences than most people twice her age: tattoo artist, telemarketer, gas station attendant, waitress, and necropsy technician, having opened over 100 bodies. Born and raised in São Gonçalo, just a few kilometers from Rio de Janeiro, she initially pursued a degree in biology, dropping out in the third semester. and is now studying in one of Brazil's most prestigious advertising colleges. During the pandemic, she successfully ran a bakery from her home, using Instagram as a sales platform. Like many small businesses, she was responsible for everything, from baking to accounting, marketing, supplies management, and cleaning. Although she made a considerable profit, the physical toll was high, resulting in a knee problem that prevented her from standing for long periods. Consequently, she had to close the bakery and briefly opened an online sex shop before being employed by the state government in the communication department. A Dream: To afford a comfortable life for her mom. A Regret: None. BDR #9 a body, a dream, a regret. A photojournalistic series in 52 chapters by Victor Ribeiro.