My father was a very strict man, but very, very loving. It was a good combination. A deeply religious man, but we had to listen, we had to obey. There was a lot of love there, and that gave me the basis for my life. My life, and that I survived and the way I live today comes from the love and the strength that my father gave me as a child.
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