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"belleza del mundo"
"In life there will always be darkness and brightness..when you are facing a dark moment, it is very difficult to see the light at the end of the tunnel..but the light is always there 💫🙌✨..even if you think you are not strong enough or that you can't do it, just hang on tight because GOD doesn't give you more than you can't handle..you are more powerful than you think you are! 👊
I remember people saying this to me when my car accident happened and I remember how much i wanted to believe them but everything seemed soo dark it was honestly hard to 😥 But now looking back, I know it's true because he has given me the strength to get through soo many dark and painful moments in my life! When i take a moment and think of all the accidents I've been through..i don't know how I'm still here..but seriously thanks to him I am 😭🙏...
Words are powerful..you are STRONG ENOUGH..BEAUTIFUL..AND TALENTED..you can do it, you just have to stop questioning yourself with "why me"? Well why well not you?! 💯 it's not about why, it's about what you're going to make out of your life. The power is in you.. become who God created you to be!👊
👨🎤THE SIBLING👨🎤
After her brother was shot and killed by an assaliant during a domestic violence incident, CHEERAZ GORMON, founded the sibling support network. This summer, Gormon, a 40 year old activist launched a nationwide survey seeking to understand the emotional and psychological effects of losing a sibling to violence.
"My youngest brother, John, was murdered aug 14 , 2013. I flew home the next morning. I remember being upstairs in my mother's bedroom, and I went downstairs and I got one of her really good knives. And i was looking for a place to cut myself. I've never been a person who self-mutiltes at all.
I pit knife down, and I went downstairs and I told my mom..i was like "can I call some of my friends who were like mental -health professionals to give people help?" Because far too often,we don't get those services at all in our community when somebody is murdered. So, we turned my brothers repast into a community mental health space. So thats when I really started laying the ground work for sibling support network.
So following my brothers trial, I'm looking for resources for myself and couldn't find anything to what i felt like were my unique needs. Because you know , losing a sibling is like you got to care for your parents and you got to care for the other siblings and everybody else around you. And it's all this assumption that somehow your O.K.
And when I found out that there was nothing out there, I took it upon myself to say people have to know we exist. And it's time for a policy change. When we look at some of our most pressing public health issues , everything from death from completed suicides to our incarceration rate, the recidivism rate, poverty, underemployment..im pretty sure that a lot of people who have lost their siblings to violent crime are people that fall into those catagories. I want to say: what does that person need, and how can we help them heal and be whole so they can integrate back Into life?
🅿THE PRINCIPAL 🅿
In one 15 month stretch, Tammatha Woodhouse lost seven of her students at Baltimore's excel acadamey high school to gun violence. She will never forget her first hospital visit to see a student who has been shot. He had a bullet wound in the middle of his head. She says... " when I became a principal, I didn't think i would be going to funerals. I didn't think that i would be going to wakes and I would be telling parents I'm sorry".
What do you most connect with? The cat is obviously living its best life
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⛪THE PASTOR ⛪
As pastor of the new exodus church in Chaokia,lll., just across the mississipi river from St.Louis , Brian Moore always considered the bible to be his protection. But when one of his congregants became the victim of brutal attack, Moore says, he had an epiphany: he decided he needed another way to defend his flock. So he headed to a shooting range and spent the next two years training to become certified firearms instructor. Now Moore, 38, teaches regular concealed carry classes in addition to giving sermons.
' I was raised that God was a magician, he was a protector. In the black community there was a time where we needed to hope and pray that way....
Well, that was me before this experience,and now this is me. '
ⓂTHE MAYOR Ⓜ
When she was elected in 2017, LYDIA KREWSON became the first woman mayor in St.Louis history. Over two decades ago, her husband was killed during an attempted carjacking. She says..., MY HUSBAND WAS MURDERED ON MARCH 23, 1995, IN FRONT OF OUR HOUSE. MY DAUGHTER WAS 5 MY SON WAS 2. WE HAD EATEN DINNER, WE WERE HEADED TO TARGET TO GET RIVER SHOES- YOU KNOW, THE SHOES THAT YOU PUT ON YOUR KIDS SO THEY CAN WALK IN THE RIVER ON THE ROCKS. SO WE WERE AT TARGET, WE GOT THE RIVER SHOES. MY SON WHO'S 2 STARTS HAVING A FIT. SO WE'RE LIKE, OK IT'S TIME TO GO. WE GET IN THE CAR, I GET HIM IN THE BACK SEAT IN A CAR SEAT. MY DAUGHTER IS IN THE BACK SEAT ASWELL AND I SLIDE IN WITH THEM. MY HUSBAND DRIVING THE CAR.
WE PULL UP IN FRONT OF OUR HOUSE. OUT OF THE CORNER OF MY EYE, I SEE A GUY STANDING ON THE CORNER, AND I SEE A GUY AT THE DRIVERS SIDE WINDOW OF OUR CAR AND HE HAS A BIG GUN, A LONG GUN. I SAW HIM FOR AN INSTANT. I IMAGINE MY HUSBAND SAW HIM FOR AN INSTANT. MY HUSBAND PUT THE CAR IN REVERSE, AND WHILE ON REVERSE THE GUY STANDING AT HIS WINDOW SHOT MY HUSBAND IN THE NECK THROUGH THE WINDOW. IT WENT ACROSS THE CAR, WENT ONTO THE PASSENGER-SIDE DOOR ON THE INSIDE AND WENT OUT THAT DOOR. SO HAD I BEEN SITTING IN THE PASSENGER SEAT, I PROBABLY WOULD HAVE BEEN SHOT TOO. AND SO THAT CHANGES YOUR LIFE FOREVER. IT CHANGES YOUR KIDS LIFE FOREVER.
Miracle was born premature at 6month, she weight 0.7 kg, was incubated for 3 month..
It's safe to say miracle has won this