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How to fast 101 Fellow fasters, comment your tips down below for the newbies👇🏼 My backstory: I grew up off grid in the north woods of Wisconsin (no electricity, giant garden, dad built log home by hand), and when anyone got sick, my family would use natural remedies. When...

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I took care of my mother when she was sick with cancer—I know that caregiving is about dignity. My plan will allow Medicare to cover in-home health care, which will lower costs and reduce the financial and emotional stress for families across the country.
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Kamala Harris

1,340,200 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr

Kevin Hart reveals his single mom secretly set him and his brother up for life on no income "As I got older, I got a different version of my mom. From the age four on, there was no relationship with my dad. All I saw was my mom go to work, come home, tend to me and my brother" "We didn't have money, but we also never saw that we didn't have money" "It wasn't until my mom passed away that me and my brother got to see how much she did" "There was insurance and money given to me and my brother, accounts that were set up, she had college funds just in case" "Without having this crazy salary or money coming, no financial advisor, nothing" "My mom was hungry for information. She felt that it was free, and you can obtain as much of it as you can keep"
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Kevin Hart reveals his single mom secretly set him and his brother up for life on no income "As I got older, I got a different version of my mom. From the age four on, there was no relationship with my dad. All I saw was my mom go to work, come home, tend to me and my brother" "We didn't have money, but we also never saw that we didn't have money" "It wasn't until my mom passed away that me and my brother got to see how much she did" "There was insurance and money given to me and my brother, accounts that were set up, she had college funds just in case" "Without having this crazy salary or money coming, no financial advisor, nothing" "My mom was hungry for information. She felt that it was free, and you can obtain as much of it as you can keep"

Casper

794,453 Aufrufe • vor 2 Monaten

My baby girl got her mission call last week! Watch the reaction of my 82 year old Swedish mom, sitting next to her. This call is truly a miracle and blessing for our family, and I am so proud of my baby for choosing to serve her Savior for the next 18 months. The day she learned of the new age requirement for sister missionaries, she was on the phone with our ward executive secretary making her appointment with the bishop. She has always wanted to serve and was willing to go where our Savior wanted her to go. I still can't believe that God was good enough to send her to the land of my forefathers!
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My baby girl got her mission call last week! Watch the reaction of my 82 year old Swedish mom, sitting next to her. This call is truly a miracle and blessing for our family, and I am so proud of my baby for choosing to serve her Savior for the next 18 months. The day she learned of the new age requirement for sister missionaries, she was on the phone with our ward executive secretary making her appointment with the bishop. She has always wanted to serve and was willing to go where our Savior wanted her to go. I still can't believe that God was good enough to send her to the land of my forefathers!

Debbie Skousen

17,789 Aufrufe • vor 8 Monaten

“I feel her with me everyday.” 🪽 This one hit home ❤️ Just weeks after losing his mom to brain cancer, Josh Lowe hit a three-run home run — his first as an Angel. He pointed to the sky… then to his heart. During my time with the Rays, I got to know the Lowe family well. I watched Josh and Nathaniel walk through their mom Wendy’s battle with brain cancer with grace and unconditional support for their mom. Wendy was one of the most encouraging people I met in this game. One of the last texts she sent me was a song: “One Day” by Cochren & Co. Now one of my favorite songs. Some moments are bigger than baseball. 🤍
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“I feel her with me everyday.” 🪽 This one hit home ❤️ Just weeks after losing his mom to brain cancer, Josh Lowe hit a three-run home run — his first as an Angel. He pointed to the sky… then to his heart. During my time with the Rays, I got to know the Lowe family well. I watched Josh and Nathaniel walk through their mom Wendy’s battle with brain cancer with grace and unconditional support for their mom. Wendy was one of the most encouraging people I met in this game. One of the last texts she sent me was a song: “One Day” by Cochren & Co. Now one of my favorite songs. Some moments are bigger than baseball. 🤍

Tricia Whitaker

88,570 Aufrufe • vor 6 Monaten