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DreamEd.D. | BelievEd.D. | AccomplishEd.D. | SacrificEd.D. | FinishEd.D. | SurvivEd.D. | DoctorEd.D. It | EstablishEd.D. - 04.10.2023 After 2 years, 3 months, & 13 days, I can finally introduce you to Dr. Onica L. Mayers #YesYouCan #DrMom #NoExcuses #GoCoogs #Classof2023

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Dr. Michelle Hassan3 yıl önce

@Ruth13L @KA_Butche @RosaIsiah @adam_stephens @11greenwave @AngelWilson36 @SpringISD_Super @RhodaFreelon @RhondaMason14 @PorshaDudley1 Congratulations, Dr. Mayers! I absolutely love the positive words you have shared. It made me think of a few more…QualifiEd.D, SavEd.D, FavorEd.D, and BlessEd.D! 🙌🏾

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Dr. Onica L. Mayers3 yıl önce

@Ruth13L @KA_Butche @RosaIsiah @adam_stephens @11greenwave @AngelWilson36 @SpringISD_Super @RhodaFreelon @RhondaMason14 @PorshaDudley1 ConquerEd.D.

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Wendy Hankins3 yıl önce

@Ruth13L @KA_Butche @RosaIsiah @adam_stephens @11greenwave @AngelWilson36 @SpringISD_Super @RhodaFreelon @RhondaMason14 @PorshaDudley1 Congratulations, Dr. Mayers! I just wrote about you in my grad paper yesterday. You told me once that I was meant to do great things. You, my friend, are meant to do great things. 💛

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LaDwina Flegeance, M.Ed3 yıl önce

@Ruth13L @KA_Butche @RosaIsiah @adam_stephens @11greenwave @AngelWilson36 @SpringISD_Super @RhodaFreelon @RhondaMason14 @PorshaDudley1 What an outstanding accomplishment!!! Congratulations, I'm incredibly proud of you and all your achievements in completing this degree. She is finishED ~ hats off to Dr. Onica Mayers 🎊 🥂

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Julie Hinaman3 yıl önce

@Ruth13L @KA_Butche @RosaIsiah @adam_stephens @11greenwave @AngelWilson36 @SpringISD_Super @RhodaFreelon @RhondaMason14 @PorshaDudley1 Congratulations, Dr Mayers!!! What an incredible achievement! You are a role model & inspiration! 🎉🎉🎉

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Christine Morgan, M. Ed.3 yıl önce

@Ruth13L @KA_Butche @RosaIsiah @adam_stephens @11greenwave @AngelWilson36 @SpringISD_Super @RhodaFreelon @RhondaMason14 @PorshaDudley1 YAAAYYYY!!!! So very excited for you, Dr. Mayers!!!!! ♥️🎉

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Dr. Renee Silliman3 yıl önce

@Ruth13L @KA_Butche @RosaIsiah @adam_stephens @11greenwave @AngelWilson36 @SpringISD_Super @RhodaFreelon @RhondaMason14 @PorshaDudley1 Congrats Dr. Mayers!!!

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Gloria Saldana3 yıl önce

@Ruth13L @KA_Butche @RosaIsiah @adam_stephens @11greenwave @AngelWilson36 @SpringISD_Super @RhodaFreelon @RhondaMason14 @PorshaDudley1 Congratulations Dr. Mayers! You are a builder- a person that bridges gaps and builds relationships, friendships, and a community.

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Adam Elementary3 yıl önce

@Ruth13L @KA_Butche @RosaIsiah @adam_stephens @11greenwave @AngelWilson36 @SpringISD_Super @RhodaFreelon @RhondaMason14 @PorshaDudley1 Congratulations!

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Amber Harry3 yıl önce

@Ruth13L @KA_Butche @RosaIsiah @adam_stephens @11greenwave @AngelWilson36 @SpringISD_Super @RhodaFreelon @RhondaMason14 @PorshaDudley1 You’re the best and definitely my “she-ro” in more ways than one. Here’s to more amazingly great things to happen!

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🧸 should i work out a bit? ….in about two months 🦊 when are you going to do it? 🧸 two months from now 🦊 in two months? there’s quite some time left 🧸 we have to do promotions…then i need to recuperate my body after that…so in two months 🐿️ soobin hyung, are you going to do it today? 🐰i can’t today 🐿️ did you do it yesterday? 🐰 i couldn’t do it yesterday… 🐿️ what about the day before that? 🐰 i did it the day before that 🐿️🐧 oooh~ 🐧 isn’t what i said true? that determination lasts for 3 days…you work out for 3 days then rest for 2, see!! 🐰 i was in the condition where i would get hurt if i did it yesterday and today 🐧that is true…we’d have done it if it was the kind of schedule where we could but our schedule for yesterday and today wasn’t like that to begin with 🐿️ that’s why i worked out yesterday 🐧 oh? 🐿️ i did it yesterday with the thought of torturing myself…like doing it yesterday was like “i did it yesterday so it doesn’t make sense to not do it today” 🧸 ah so you did it to win against yourself then 🦊 not working out is an excuse… 🧸 hyung, do you work out these days? 🦊 i don’t! i don’t, that’s why i’m saying this 🦊 i’m losing my muscles right now 🐧 ah really? 🐿️ i thought that i would be like “i should definitely go today too” but i don’t want to go today either… 🧸 i lost all the muscle i built by working out in the past so it got to zero and i’m currently in negative figures so i get dizzy during filming 🦊 so i can throw out my food here once i’m done eating? (*i think he misheard ‘음수/eum-su/negative values’ as ‘음쓰/eum-sseu/food waste’) 🐧 i’m intentionally not working out right now 🐰 why? 🐧 because i feel like i’ll become super buff and feel the members being envious and jealous 🐰 you won’t feel that attt all so don’t worry~ 🐧 this won’t do, i’m going to go all in and do it 🐿️ i feel like you should 🦊 when abouts? 🐧 the empathy is great~

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