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Published: June 28, 2010
By Peggy Gero DaValt
Life provides us with extraordinary moments. Lots and lots of these moments make up our individual stories and are highly personal to each of us. These moments and, in the end, the story itself, allow us to find out who we are and establish our own authentic self.
Four years ago this year,
Continue reading Facing Ghosts of Past & Present
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Published: June 18, 2010
Despite all of her challenges, Wanda Marrero realizes she has great friends and publicly expresses her gratitude for them.
Continue reading With Friends, I Am Never Alone
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Published: June 17, 2010
Weihua Zhang’s mother was her guardian angel in both life and death. Herein, Zhang explains how the love she learned from her mother, will be passed on to her own
Continue reading The Year of Sheep, Mother & Me
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Published: May 13, 2010
Norma Rivera shares the legacy of her mother. One of strength, resilience, and loving support of her children.
Continue reading My Mother: A Journey of Survival
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Published: April 2, 2010
Andrea Augenstein lost her husband and father to her young children early on. She explains how through patience and a number of other attributes, two families were able to become as one.
Continue reading Mi Cocoon Es Su Cocoon
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Published: March 25, 2010
Sarah Newhall, ROAED Mentor, Volunteer, VP of PR & Development, is a recovered anorexic-bulimic. She shares her story of struggling with her body and image, while trying to work her way toward
Continue reading Eating & Self-Esteem
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