Her biggest fears were realized the day she gave birth to her first child. She took that and turned things around in a major way. Join Crystal Chigbu as she talks us through her journey. She tells of the waiting room experience as her 2 year old is having her leg amputated. She tells of questioning God. She tells of finding purpose, doing it afraid and impacting lives. She tells a story of hope and courage.

My mother has always been a rock for me. She is my sounding board. My cheerleader, my friend. Come listen to her story of healing through the years. Come hear her recipe to hope. Come walk with her down her life’s journey. She talks about watching her only son battle cancer as a teenager, and then walks us through her journey of healing after losing her husband of 46years. But this is not another sad story. It is a story of hope to encourage someone out there who may be going through the toughest season of their life. I KNOW she will encourage you. And remember always ... 𝕐.𝕆.𝕌. 𝔸.ℝ.𝔼. 𝔼.ℕ.𝕆.𝕌.𝔾.ℍ.

𝕐𝕠𝕦 𝕒𝕣𝕖 𝕃𝕆𝕍𝔼𝔻

Divorce is ugly. Nobody wins. Statistics are rising daily. Today we hear from a man’s perspective. Nathaniel Adegoke is a single father of two raising his son and daughter and walking in forgiveness as he finds healing from a divorce in 2016. He’s a blogger and talks about dating a single parent on a social media post https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=10157612790438406&id=533068405 ... He is a blogger and openly shares his story and his life with the world https://nathaniel.substack.com/. Other resources mentioned in this episode can be found on the following link: (https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/living-single/201902/divorce-rates-around-the-world-love-story)

He is a husband, a father, an education consultant and a survivor of the 1994 genocide in Rwanda. Meet Olivier Nizeyimana as he recounts his story and brings us a message of hope. Hear how he is changing the world as an education consultant. And hear him talk about the power of forgiveness: the single most powerful gift you can give yourself. ** Statistics on Rwanda were taken from https://www.statistics.gov.rw ** Quotes by Mahatma Gandhi, Marian Williamson & “Unknown” ** Excerpt from How Trauma Can Change You For The Better, an article in Time Magazine published on July 22, 2015 (https://time.com/3967885/how-trauma-can-change-you-for-the-better/ ) by Jim Rendon, Author of Upside: The New Science of Post-Traumatic Growth

There is so much going on and so much that people out there are going through and have gone through because of this global pandemic. Today, let’s pause, and take some time to salute every one of you and what you have going through, are going through, and will go through.

In 1/3 countries, at least 5% of young women reported experiences of sexual violence during childhood. (UNICEF) ... Diana Karimi Wesonga is one of those who was too young to report. She was 5 years old when the assault happened. She is now a wife and mother of 2. Come help me celebrate this queen as she tells us her story.

She is 11 years old and a Proud Child Amputee. At 11 years old, most children don’t know the term amputation. Most children have never had life changing surgery. Beulah’s mother believes that “No child should stay out of school because they are limbless” ... Come hear Beulah’s story in her own words.

This dude!!!! I am so very proud of him. Diagnosed at the age of 19 in the year 2004 ... in remission since 2005. Was told he may never have children ... now a father of 2 ... Now giving back through Hope4CancerKids ... He is so my hero! He is my brother. Let’s sit down and have #Storytime with Sidney Chahonyo

Welcome back!!! Season 2!!!! Are you living your life intentionally

I know we’re in between seasons but how could I not pop in with a surprise episode to celebrate my Daddy? I am after all and forever will be Daddy’s Girl