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- Helping cultivate an active generation of change makers in creating an engaging philanthropic platform that helps individuals learn, interact with and help Non Profit Organizations across the world. Serve as Founder and Director of Partnership Development at We Flap- www.weflap.org
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How the attitude in gratitude creates a fountain of friendships and amasses a wealth of health
Our thoughts can sometimes weigh down on us, be it negative or positive. And when these thoughts take over and carve an imprint on our minds, they become our “Attitude”.
Thinking in terms of attitude can seem complex, as it depends on our fundamental beliefs, feelings, values and disposition to act in certain ways. But the amazing fact remains that when it comes to our attitude, it is just a state of mind that is totally under our control.… Continue
Thinking in terms of attitude can seem complex, as it depends on our fundamental beliefs, feelings, values and disposition to act in certain ways. But the amazing fact remains that when it comes to our attitude, it is just a state of mind that is totally under our control.… Continue
Posted on September 3, 2010 at 11:30am — 1 Comment
Overcoming Fear, Surviving Cancer
After years of serving as volunteer, by the side of cancer survivors to heal their wounds through positive reiteration therapy, there remains in me, a determination to pursue on a mission to raise awareness and compassion for a cause that is dear to all of our hearts.
As a teenager, I saw my maternal grandmother suffer from cancer. Grandma was the first one in our family to succumb to the disease and we worried about her having to undergo… Continue
As a teenager, I saw my maternal grandmother suffer from cancer. Grandma was the first one in our family to succumb to the disease and we worried about her having to undergo… Continue
Posted on August 28, 2010 at 7:00am — 2 Comments
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Thank you for being my YB friend, and thank you for your dedicated volunteer service! Adding a voice for family members is essential. Cancer affects the whole family. A dear friend succumbed to cancer three weeks ago, her grandchildren were with her during the entire process, they have much grieving to process. No doubt, their experience will shape them into service; they are loving children. Blessings, Jean