Share My Story Ed

Everybody deserves a second chance in life but not everybody gets that chance. Shamarla got her second chance in life after experiencing a near death experience that doctors can not explain. Some people don't believe in the spiritual world. Some say this experience about seeing a light at the end of a tunnel has a reasonable explanation: that your eyes aren't close enough that you can still see a little light, and that's what makes the effect of the light at the end of the tunnel.

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I heard screaming from people, they were screaming like they had no breath to stop. At first I thought they were cheering for joy but instead they were screaming in pain & horror, agony hoping it would come to an end. Our dreams feel so real at times, or are they real visions? Some people think there's a logic behind it. Sleep paralysis? I will leave it to you to decide.

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Domestic Violence led to me moving to NY. He was controlling, he will tell me what to do. I literally lost myself. Story of that night, but the bigger story is that I made it.

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Bebita Ndongo, also known by her pen name I.W.Fredd, is an actress, author, cosplayer, dancer, model, pageant girl, singer and songwriter from La Republica de Guinea Ecuatorial. Her story about how being an immigrant was challenging but it changed her life.

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This is the story of Clara Malone, the story that changed her life. Her mom passed away when she was only 6 years old. She has an opportunity to become a doctor but she has to give it up and she might be expelled from college.

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Saamia Khalid was watching some videos on YouTube when suddenly, the screen in front of her dissapeared. The lights were on and the room was well lit, but she couldn't see anything at all. There was just a cave of darkness. What would you do if you lose your eyesight one day?

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Something unexpected happened and your life turned around? Our lives can turn in any second, it is like a roller coaster.

One second it reaches the height and right the next second, it goes down. This is the story of Zarmin Gull, the story that changed her life.

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Every fall has a rise. Life has it's ups and downs. Clara Melone's story is a good example of reaching out for help. Sometimes our ego does not let us do what we have to do. Even if when we don't see the exit, you need to go out there and get it.

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Having a point of view is good, but having to experience it and then give your point of view is totally different. Camille Basa followed her inner voice and made a step forward to find herself and something amazing. Listen to her story in how she made that decision.

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What would you do if one day your eyesight is gone? How would you adapt? Life can be so uncertain, in a second your life can change forever. Saamia Khalid shared her experienced which was so scary for her since she has never experienced that before.

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