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15,803 Aufrufe • vor 23 Tagen

Some love stories don't end with a goodbye. They simply find a quieter way of staying. For 53 years, SS Mishra and his wife built a life around the smallest rituals — doing yoga together every morning, sharing household chores, remembering each other's favourite breakfast, and finding joy in ordinary days. When she passed away last year, the silence was unbearable. But instead of letting her memories fade, he chose to keep a part of her alive. His wife loved crocheting. Whenever she needed a new colour of wool, it was her husband who would go searching for it. She had once created a page to showcase her work. Hardly anyone noticed it then. Today, after her passing, it's her husband who uploads her crochet creations. Thousands now admire the art she poured her heart into. Sometimes, he looks at the comments and quietly says, "They finally see you. I think you must be smiling from heaven." He still makes the same breakfast they once shared. He still brings home her favourite flowers. Their home is still filled with the cushion covers and table pieces she lovingly crocheted. Because for him, love didn't end the day she left. It simply became something he chooses to live, every single day.❤️ #LoveBeyondLife #TrueLove #SeniorCitizens #CrochetArt #HeartwarmingStories [crochet legacy, lifelong love, grief and healing, human stories, lasting memories]

Some love stories don't end with a goodbye. They simply find a quieter way of staying. For 53 years, SS Mishra and his wife built a life around the smallest rituals — doing yoga together every morning, sharing household chores, remembering each other's favourite breakfast, and finding joy in ordinary days. When she passed away last year, the silence was unbearable. But instead of letting her memories fade, he chose to keep a part of her alive. His wife loved crocheting. Whenever she needed a new colour of wool, it was her husband who would go searching for it. She had once created a page to showcase her work. Hardly anyone noticed it then. Today, after her passing, it's her husband who uploads her crochet creations. Thousands now admire the art she poured her heart into. Sometimes, he looks at the comments and quietly says, "They finally see you. I think you must be smiling from heaven." He still makes the same breakfast they once shared. He still brings home her favourite flowers. Their home is still filled with the cushion covers and table pieces she lovingly crocheted. Because for him, love didn't end the day she left. It simply became something he chooses to live, every single day.❤️ #LoveBeyondLife #TrueLove #SeniorCitizens #CrochetArt #HeartwarmingStories [crochet legacy, lifelong love, grief and healing, human stories, lasting memories]

The Better India

25,682 Aufrufe • vor 1 Monat

Kate posted another "grief journey" video… and then deleted it. In it she claims she drove from Charleston to Miami, passed Palm Beach where they "used to live", drove by the house and saw two kids’ scooters outside. According to her that made her angry because "this should have been us" and that they talked so much about having a family and a future. First of all, the Isle of Wellington is a gated community with 24/7 security. You don’t just casually drive through there unless you actually live there or have access. So the whole "I just happened to drive by the house" story already sounds questionable. But the bigger issue is the narrative she keeps pushing. Liam already HAD a family. He already HAD a child. Bear wasn’t some future dream, he was Liam’s reality. Liam literally bought his home, so he could live closer to Cheryl and Bear and be present in his son’s life. And what happened next? Kate made it very clear how much she hated the UK. The weather made her "depressed", she hated the lifestyle, hated being there, hated everything about it. So Liam ended up moving to Florida. Away from his family. Away from his son. So hearing her now talk about "this should have been us" and some fantasy family future is honestly unbelievable when the reality is that Liam had already built his life around being close to his child until she came along and couldn’t stand living in the same country. And let’s not forget the irony here. When Kate turned 24, Liam chose to go to Bear’s birthday party instead of celebrating hers. Because he’s a father. And what did she do? She threw a fit, went out with her friends and ignored him. But now suddenly the narrative is about how badly she wanted that family life. At the same time she says people "look up to her" for her grief journey while she’s constantly posting dinners, parties, nights out and influencer events. The lifestyle she shows every single day. You cannot build an entire narrative around grief and being looked up to while constantly rewriting Liam’s life into a story centered around yourself. Liam was a father first. A son. A brother. A friend. An artist. His life didn’t start with her. And it definitely wasn’t supposed to revolve around the future she imagined. #JusticeForLiam

Kate posted another "grief journey" video… and then deleted it. In it she claims she drove from Charleston to Miami, passed Palm Beach where they "used to live", drove by the house and saw two kids’ scooters outside. According to her that made her angry because "this should have been us" and that they talked so much about having a family and a future. First of all, the Isle of Wellington is a gated community with 24/7 security. You don’t just casually drive through there unless you actually live there or have access. So the whole "I just happened to drive by the house" story already sounds questionable. But the bigger issue is the narrative she keeps pushing. Liam already HAD a family. He already HAD a child. Bear wasn’t some future dream, he was Liam’s reality. Liam literally bought his home, so he could live closer to Cheryl and Bear and be present in his son’s life. And what happened next? Kate made it very clear how much she hated the UK. The weather made her "depressed", she hated the lifestyle, hated being there, hated everything about it. So Liam ended up moving to Florida. Away from his family. Away from his son. So hearing her now talk about "this should have been us" and some fantasy family future is honestly unbelievable when the reality is that Liam had already built his life around being close to his child until she came along and couldn’t stand living in the same country. And let’s not forget the irony here. When Kate turned 24, Liam chose to go to Bear’s birthday party instead of celebrating hers. Because he’s a father. And what did she do? She threw a fit, went out with her friends and ignored him. But now suddenly the narrative is about how badly she wanted that family life. At the same time she says people "look up to her" for her grief journey while she’s constantly posting dinners, parties, nights out and influencer events. The lifestyle she shows every single day. You cannot build an entire narrative around grief and being looked up to while constantly rewriting Liam’s life into a story centered around yourself. Liam was a father first. A son. A brother. A friend. An artist. His life didn’t start with her. And it definitely wasn’t supposed to revolve around the future she imagined. #JusticeForLiam

Iris

161,439 Aufrufe • vor 6 Monaten

When it comes to toys, the bush is full of them – sticks, puddles and clouds of dust to throw about. But if there is one thing we've learned, the humble tyre remains a perennial favourite. Just like Lemeki and Thamana before her, Korbessa finds endless entertainment in her sidekick. She waddles, wiggles, flips and kicks for hours on end. When she was younger, she'd have so much fun at the wheel that she'd even take a little tyre nap. Just as she bosses her sidekick about, Korbessa – just two years old – is also the real boss of our Kaluku orphan herd. Her rescue story started at the bottom of a well and will end, one day, with a life back in the wild. Find out how you can adopt her today, for yourself or a loved one:

When it comes to toys, the bush is full of them – sticks, puddles and clouds of dust to throw about. But if there is one thing we've learned, the humble tyre remains a perennial favourite. Just like Lemeki and Thamana before her, Korbessa finds endless entertainment in her sidekick. She waddles, wiggles, flips and kicks for hours on end. When she was younger, she'd have so much fun at the wheel that she'd even take a little tyre nap. Just as she bosses her sidekick about, Korbessa – just two years old – is also the real boss of our Kaluku orphan herd. Her rescue story started at the bottom of a well and will end, one day, with a life back in the wild. Find out how you can adopt her today, for yourself or a loved one:

Sheldrick Wildlife Trust

14,125 Aufrufe • vor 5 Monaten

Some stories are too painful to watch. But this one? It was too painful to write. Omoshalewa was in law school when her life was first interrupted in 2014. What started as a sharp stomach pain quickly turned into an ovarian cyst and a hospital that left her on a bench, unattended for hours. Since then, she’s had 14 surgeries. Fourteen. Each one promised relief. Each one offered a bit of hope. But the pain always came back stronger, stranger, harder to name. By 2021, she was being injected with Kenalog-40 daily which led to her skin changing and her memory declining. Later on, she found out that she had Cushing’s Syndrome: A result of long-term steroid overuse. She passed out in her sleep, choked on saliva and developed necrosis in both hips. But through it all? She kept working, asking questions and more. What struck me most wasn’t just the trauma. It was how often she was dismissed, told to pray more and told that her symptoms were imaginary. Omoshalewa’s story is not rare. That’s the part that should scare us. Because beneath the medical errors and systemic failures… Is a young woman who just wanted to breathe without pain. We talk about reform. But real reform starts with respect. With humility. With care that doesn’t punish people for surviving. If you’re a health worker reading this, I hope it reminds you that every patient has a story. And sometimes, their life depends on whether you listen. Find the full video on Aproko Doctor TV on Youtube

Some stories are too painful to watch. But this one? It was too painful to write. Omoshalewa was in law school when her life was first interrupted in 2014. What started as a sharp stomach pain quickly turned into an ovarian cyst and a hospital that left her on a bench, unattended for hours. Since then, she’s had 14 surgeries. Fourteen. Each one promised relief. Each one offered a bit of hope. But the pain always came back stronger, stranger, harder to name. By 2021, she was being injected with Kenalog-40 daily which led to her skin changing and her memory declining. Later on, she found out that she had Cushing’s Syndrome: A result of long-term steroid overuse. She passed out in her sleep, choked on saliva and developed necrosis in both hips. But through it all? She kept working, asking questions and more. What struck me most wasn’t just the trauma. It was how often she was dismissed, told to pray more and told that her symptoms were imaginary. Omoshalewa’s story is not rare. That’s the part that should scare us. Because beneath the medical errors and systemic failures… Is a young woman who just wanted to breathe without pain. We talk about reform. But real reform starts with respect. With humility. With care that doesn’t punish people for surviving. If you’re a health worker reading this, I hope it reminds you that every patient has a story. And sometimes, their life depends on whether you listen. Find the full video on Aproko Doctor TV on Youtube

Dr. Chinonso Egemba

24,690 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr

Hawaii Director of Health Loretta 'Deliana' Fuddy released Obama's Hawaii Certificate of Live Birth in 2011 and then shortly after in 2013 she was pronounced dead after a plane she was on crashed. But not like you think it did. The problem is that the entire plan crash was caught on camera and everyone survived but her. Even after the crash you see her alive with everyone else, so what really happened? Was it because she knew the truth or involved and was the only loose end tied to Obama's birth certificate that was allegedly altered to make it look like he was born in the U.S.? One individual pulled Obama's Birth Certificate right from the government website and provided a real time demonstration, showing it had layers, proving it was altered. Why do people associated with the Obamas, the Clintons and many others always end up dead in mysterious ways? There are no coincidences.

Hawaii Director of Health Loretta 'Deliana' Fuddy released Obama's Hawaii Certificate of Live Birth in 2011 and then shortly after in 2013 she was pronounced dead after a plane she was on crashed. But not like you think it did. The problem is that the entire plan crash was caught on camera and everyone survived but her. Even after the crash you see her alive with everyone else, so what really happened? Was it because she knew the truth or involved and was the only loose end tied to Obama's birth certificate that was allegedly altered to make it look like he was born in the U.S.? One individual pulled Obama's Birth Certificate right from the government website and provided a real time demonstration, showing it had layers, proving it was altered. Why do people associated with the Obamas, the Clintons and many others always end up dead in mysterious ways? There are no coincidences.

Truth Awakening

12,201 Aufrufe • vor 17 Tagen

Hawaii Director of Health Loretta 'Deliana' Fuddy released Obama's Hawaii Certificate of Live Birth in 2011 and then shortly after in 2013 she was pronounced dead after a plane she was on crashed. But not like you think it did. The problem is that the entire plan crash was caught on camera and everyone survived but her. Even after the crash you see her alive with everyone else, so what really happened? Was it because she knew the truth or involved and was the only loose end tied to Obama's birth certificate that was allegedly altered to make it look like he was born in the U.S.? One individual pulled Obama's Birth Certificate right from the government website and provided a real time demonstration, showing it had layers, proving it was altered. Why do people associated with the Obamas, the Clintons and many others always end up dead in mysterious ways? There are no coincidences.

Hawaii Director of Health Loretta 'Deliana' Fuddy released Obama's Hawaii Certificate of Live Birth in 2011 and then shortly after in 2013 she was pronounced dead after a plane she was on crashed. But not like you think it did. The problem is that the entire plan crash was caught on camera and everyone survived but her. Even after the crash you see her alive with everyone else, so what really happened? Was it because she knew the truth or involved and was the only loose end tied to Obama's birth certificate that was allegedly altered to make it look like he was born in the U.S.? One individual pulled Obama's Birth Certificate right from the government website and provided a real time demonstration, showing it had layers, proving it was altered. Why do people associated with the Obamas, the Clintons and many others always end up dead in mysterious ways? There are no coincidences.

The SCIF

648,236 Aufrufe • vor 4 Monaten

Hawaii Director of Health Loretta 'Deliana' Fuddy released Obama's Hawaii Certificate of Live Birth in 2011 and then shortly after in 2013 she was pronounced dead after a plane she was on crashed. But not like you think it did. The problem is that the entire plan crash was caught on camera and everyone survived but her. Even after the crash you see her alive with everyone else, so what really happened? Was it because she knew the truth or involved and was the only loose end tied to Obama's birth certificate that was allegedly altered to make it look like he was born in the U.S.? One individual pulled Obama's Birth Certificate right from the government website and provided a real time demonstration, showing it had layers, proving it was altered. Why do people associated with the Obamas, the Clintons and many others always end up dead in mysterious ways? There are no coincidences.

Hawaii Director of Health Loretta 'Deliana' Fuddy released Obama's Hawaii Certificate of Live Birth in 2011 and then shortly after in 2013 she was pronounced dead after a plane she was on crashed. But not like you think it did. The problem is that the entire plan crash was caught on camera and everyone survived but her. Even after the crash you see her alive with everyone else, so what really happened? Was it because she knew the truth or involved and was the only loose end tied to Obama's birth certificate that was allegedly altered to make it look like he was born in the U.S.? One individual pulled Obama's Birth Certificate right from the government website and provided a real time demonstration, showing it had layers, proving it was altered. Why do people associated with the Obamas, the Clintons and many others always end up dead in mysterious ways? There are no coincidences.

John Fitzgerald Kennedy Jr.

134,889 Aufrufe • vor 19 Tagen

I came across this video of a young lady that was weeping during a priestly ordination in one of the dioceses in Nigeria last week Saturday. As expected, it attracted all kinds of reactions. Some immediately concluded that she was crying because "her boyfriend had left her to become a priest," along with many other dismissive comments. Those reactions are not the focus of this post. Perhaps I'll address them another day. What caught my attention was the explanation of someone who knew the young lady and her family and was present at the ordination. He shared that the lady weeping in the video and the newly ordained priest are the only two children in their family. The priest ordained that day was her only brother and seeing him ordained got her emotional. Many people may not understand that emotion, but I do. It reminds me of my own ordination to the diaconate. My mum cried almost throughout the entire Mass (Perhaps, if that scene were caught on the camera, someone might have concluded that it was a sugar mummy crying because her sugar son left her to become a priest😁). You see, people often think priestly ordination is only a joyful celebration. It is. But for many families, it is also a moment of profound sacrifice. From the day a man is ordained, he belongs to God in a new and irrevocable way. It does not mean he stops loving his family or cuts ties with them. But then, his life is no longer his own. His availability, his time, his heart, and his ministry are now given to the whole Church. Even when a priest visits his family during his vacation, he soon realizes he is no longer simply "at home." He returns as a son, certainly, but also as a priest. His parish becomes his home, and the people entrusted to his care become his family. This quiet sacrifice is one of the hidden dimensions of the priestly vocation. It is rarely spoken about, yet it is deeply real, not only for the priest, but also for those who love him most. Fr. Ugochukwu Ugwoke, ISch

I came across this video of a young lady that was weeping during a priestly ordination in one of the dioceses in Nigeria last week Saturday. As expected, it attracted all kinds of reactions. Some immediately concluded that she was crying because "her boyfriend had left her to become a priest," along with many other dismissive comments. Those reactions are not the focus of this post. Perhaps I'll address them another day. What caught my attention was the explanation of someone who knew the young lady and her family and was present at the ordination. He shared that the lady weeping in the video and the newly ordained priest are the only two children in their family. The priest ordained that day was her only brother and seeing him ordained got her emotional. Many people may not understand that emotion, but I do. It reminds me of my own ordination to the diaconate. My mum cried almost throughout the entire Mass (Perhaps, if that scene were caught on the camera, someone might have concluded that it was a sugar mummy crying because her sugar son left her to become a priest😁). You see, people often think priestly ordination is only a joyful celebration. It is. But for many families, it is also a moment of profound sacrifice. From the day a man is ordained, he belongs to God in a new and irrevocable way. It does not mean he stops loving his family or cuts ties with them. But then, his life is no longer his own. His availability, his time, his heart, and his ministry are now given to the whole Church. Even when a priest visits his family during his vacation, he soon realizes he is no longer simply "at home." He returns as a son, certainly, but also as a priest. His parish becomes his home, and the people entrusted to his care become his family. This quiet sacrifice is one of the hidden dimensions of the priestly vocation. It is rarely spoken about, yet it is deeply real, not only for the priest, but also for those who love him most. Fr. Ugochukwu Ugwoke, ISch

Ugochukwu Ugwoke, ISch

47,935 Aufrufe • vor 1 Monat