Listening to all these testimonies (Part 1 and Part 2) forces me to reflect on what should matter the most in our life. And "love" is one answer. Maybe THE answer.
Stay blessed.
Rigo.
The tale of a brave 33 years old woman diagnosed with esophageal cancer.
Saturday, January 4, 2014
A Year Now (Almost)
Listening to all these testimonies (Part 1 and Part 2) forces me to reflect on what should matter the most in our life. And "love" is one answer. Maybe THE answer.
Stay blessed.
Rigo.
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The hardest thing I have had to come to terms with our friendship Aii was loosing such great friendship...And so soon.To this day,though almost a year...it haunts me for I never got a chance to tell you how much you inspired me.Aii...,Rigo has done well with the girls .You will be proud.We will always love and Miss you... I know God has a much better purpose for you..Rest In Perfect Peace Sister.
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The hardest thing I have had to come to terms with our friendship Aii was loosing such great friendship...And so soon.To this day,though almost a year...it haunts me for I never got a chance to tell you how much you inspired me.Aii...,Rigo has done well with the girls .You will be proud.We will always love and Miss you... I know God has a much better purpose for you..Rest In Perfect Peace Sister.
Laurette Abunaw-Vouffo
Amen!
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